
American Psychologist, Vol 81(8), Nov 2026, 1153-1158; doi:10.1037/amp0001806 The purpose of this special issue was to bring[…]

American Psychologist, Vol 81(8), Nov 2026, 1159-1172; doi:10.1037/amp0001724 In an effort to disrupt ongoing racial injustice, many[…]

American Psychologist, Vol 81(8), Nov 2026, 1173-1190; doi:10.1037/amp0001730 Observations of parent–child interactions provide critical insights that directly[…]

American Psychologist, Vol 81(8), Nov 2026, 1191-1206; doi:10.1037/amp0001738 Children’s long-term outcomes correlate with the physical and social[…]

American Psychologist, Vol 81(8), Nov 2026, 1207-1219; doi:10.1037/amp0001714 Observational research that involves observers from the communities and[…]

Journal of Applied Psychology, Vol 111(10), Oct 2026, 1225-1239; doi:10.1037/apl0001425 This introductory article to the special issue[…]

American Psychologist, Vol 81(7), Oct 2026, 1017-1033; doi:10.1037/amp0001772 The field of psychology can offer much in the[…]

American Psychologist, Vol 81(6), Sep 2026, 727-737; doi:10.1037/amp0001769 This special issue highlights cutting-edge applications of psychological theory[…]

American Psychologist, Vol 81(6), Sep 2026, 738-753; doi:10.1037/amp0001709 Decades of peer-reviewed research demonstrate the benefits of comprehensive[…]

American Psychologist, Vol 81(6), Sep 2026, 754-770; doi:10.1037/amp0001670 Policies restricting transgender rights have proliferated across the United[…]

American Psychologist, Vol 81(6), Sep 2026, 771-784; doi:10.1037/amp0001665 Laws and policies that target and restrict transgender- and[…]

American Psychologist, Vol 81(6), Sep 2026, 785-795; doi:10.1037/amp0001661 The United States has seen sharp increases in efforts[…]

Pain is always processed by the brain, not just felt at the site of injury. What the[…]

A flashback is your body believing the past is happening right now. Practical grounding techniques, why they[…]

Journal of Applied Psychology, Vol 111(11), Nov 2026, 1522-1547; doi:10.1037/apl0001381 The Israel–Hamas war is a protracted high-strength[…]

Trauma bonds don't make sense from the outside, only from inside the nervous system that built them.[…]

American Psychologist, Vol 81(7), Oct 2026, 1005-1016; doi:10.1037/amp0001759 This presidential reflection traces a developmental pathway from a[…]

Safety isn't the warm-up to trauma recovery — it's the work itself. Why felt safety in the[…]

PTSD and Complex PTSD are often confused, but they describe different experiences shaped by different kinds of[…]

Why the body remembers what the mind has moved past, and what somatic memory means for real,[…]