Posts from July 23, 2026

Featured in Malcolm Gladwell’s new book, trauma surgeon Dr. Babak… Read more: Beyond the Homicide Statistics: What Trauma Research Reveals About Gun Violence

American Psychologist, Vol 81(8), Nov 2026, 1207-1219; doi:10.1037/amp0001714 Observational research… Read more: Developmental engaged methods of observation (DEMO): A proposal for science and society.

American Psychologist, Vol 81(8), Nov 2026, 1191-1206; doi:10.1037/amp0001738 Children’s long-term… Read more: Taking a bottom–up, data-driven approach to characterizing variability across early-life environments.

American Psychologist, Vol 81(8), Nov 2026, 1173-1190; doi:10.1037/amp0001730 Observations of… Read more: Feasibility and equity in the assessment of parent–child interactions: Lessons from three approaches.

American Psychologist, Vol 81(8), Nov 2026, 1159-1172; doi:10.1037/amp0001724 In an… Read more: Applying observational methods to antiracist research with White families.

American Psychologist, Vol 81(8), Nov 2026, 1153-1158; doi:10.1037/amp0001806 The purpose… Read more: Methodological innovations for advancing equitable observations of human behavior and social interactions in psychological science.

The importance of engaging patients and caregivers as meaningful partners… Read more: From Research to Real-World Impact: CNTR Participates in PCORI Annual Meeting

How can advances in burn surgery translate into better care—and… Read more: ABA Burn Surgeon Forum Connects Surgical Innovation and Collaborative Injury Research

Journal of Applied Psychology, Vol 111(10), Oct 2026, 1225-1239; doi:10.1037/apl0001425… Read more: Industrial-organizational science that matters: Social impact and policy implications in the Journal of Applied Psychology.

The October Newsletter is Here! From new clinical studies enrolling… Read more: Read CNTR’s October 2026 News & Opportunities eNewsletter