Psychologists are increasingly being called on to help solve some of the greatest challenges we face as a society. Here are 11 emerging trends to watch for in 2023.
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Psychologists are increasingly being called on to help solve some of the greatest challenges we face as a society. From misinformation to worker well-being, here's where the field is heading in 2023.
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The mental health impacts of mass shootings are like ripples in a pond, reverberating out far beyond the communities directly affected, explains Dr. Erika Felix.
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From climate change apathy to random acts of kindness, here’s a look at some of the latest peer-reviewed studies within psychology and related fields.
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Constantly referring to all veterans as “heroes” may direct them into lower-paying careers associated with selflessness, according to research recently published in ' Journal of Personality and Social Psychology.
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Consistency is the key to establishing a new bedtime routine, says Dr. Shelby Harris. It's more important to follow a few healthy tips all of the time than to try to do it all and skip a few nights.
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Young people aren't immune from the elevated stress levels that many adults are experiencing lately. Here's how to identify potential problems, provide guidance, and help them work through difficult times.
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Employers are increasingly considering digital mental health tools, such as phone apps and computer software, to augment #MentalHealthAtWork benefits. Here's what you need to know.
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Overwhelmed by video calls? Dr. Steven Rogelberg explains why the start of the year is a great time to audit your organization's meeting schedule and make some much-needed changes.
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All day, every day, we make decisions, from what to have for breakfast to how to spend our money to whether to evacuate ahead of a hurricane. On today's pod, Drs. Hannah Perfecto and share the science behind these choices—even the bad ones.
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Even if Dry January or February turns into more of a "damp month", efforts to reduce alcohol use can provide important insight into your drinking behavior and habits, says Dr. James MacKillop.
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Psychologists are increasingly being called on to help solve some of the greatest challenges we face as a society. From the youth mental health crisis to the fight against misinformation, here are 11 emerging trends to watch for in 2023.
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Participating in small acts of kindness—baking cookies for a friend, volunteering—can help us feel less anxious and depressed, says Dr. Jennifer Cheavens.
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“The impact of these acts of violence permeates our culture and is especially profound in communities of color. We're experiencing collective trauma and grief as a result of the constant barrage of news reports about mass shootings."—APA President
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This year my presidential initiatives for focus on addressing trauma, grief, and oppression. Sending compassion and commitment to advocacy for the many communities affected by violence.
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APA resources for coping with mass shootings apa.org/topics/gun-vio via @APA @drthema
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