I’m working with a group of students, Ben Ainley, Karen Freberg, Rebecca Adams, and Cristina Enrique, on some interesting questions about loneliness and social networking. The students have a poster presentation accepted at the annual convention of the Association for Psychological Science, May 22-25, and we’re all very excited about Read more…
I was pleased to see that this month’s APA Monitor featured an article by Rebecca Clay on psychology bloggers, including yours truly. The article also featured several members of our symposium on psych blogging at last May’s APS conference in Chicago: Greta and Dave Munger, who publish Cognitive Daily, and Read more…
I’m just taking a quick break from writing my evil testbank for Discovering Biological Psychology 2e (and yes, I’m picky enough to do that myself) to wish APS a happy 20th birthday! For more history of the APS, click here. According to an email from Alan Kraut: “It was 20 Read more…
This year’s APS Conference in Chicago was the best one I’ve attended. I’m told that the APS has only 17 full-time staffers, compared to hundreds for APA, but the conference moved along very smoothly. Before our symposium, no less that three different people came in to make sure we had Read more…