Ten articles collectively illustrate the power of temperament-based frameworks to better understand psychopathology.

APS’s new journal will champion work that “dares to challenge convention” while upholding the highest standards of research integrity.

Abstract Reward- and punishment-associated (i.e., Pavlovian) cues can trigger specific responses that interfere with learning appropriate actions. Prior work has shown that reward ...

Prevailing theories of cognitive aging depict late life as a period of compensatory decline—an effort to preserve performance despite progressive neural deterioration. We propose instead that aging ...

However, previous studies suggest that people tend not to engage with source information during reading, and very little research exists on how source credibility and readers’ beliefs interact on ...

This study examined cognitive and experiential patterns in the trauma narratives of 42 survivors (74% women; M age = 42.1) of the Route 91 Harvest Festival shooting, the deadliest mass shooting in ...

We argue that intelligence develops when flexible, domain-general brains adapt to experiences produced by structured, domain-optimized bodies. Brains are highly plastic and can assume many possible ...

Abstract Psychotic-like experiences (PLEs) and sleep disturbances often co-occur in adolescence. While research has begun to examine individual symptom–symptom associations, the ...

(2012) searched 100 psychology journals, finding that all-fields database searches for replicat* returned 2% to 3% of articles. Coding the contents of 500 such articles, they estimated that only 1% to ...

Over the last 50 years, political rights for lesbian, gay, and bisexual (LGB) individuals have significantly broadened in some countries, while they have narrowed in others. In many parts of the world ...

It’s become a familiar TikTok trope. A millennial walks into a coffee shop and tries to order something. There are countless iterations, but the basic dynamic is the same: The cashier responds with a ...