American Psychological Association (APA) Showcase
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- Public Attitudes Toward Anti-Black Comments on Social Media
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- How violence impacts attention, memory, and emotions in Colombian children
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- Graffiti produced in riots has political and psychological meanings
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- Situational Awareness Supports Self-Management of Type 1 Diabetes
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- Dexterity of the Parrot Beak and Tongue
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- Beliefs about the economy are tied to attitudes toward mental illness
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- How AI and the human brain both focus their attention
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- Food Insecurity Impacts Workers' Productivity
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- How Small Is Small Enough? Understanding Negligible Effects
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- When Does Baby Talk Begin? Evidence from Toddlers’ Gestures
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- Mean to an end: Differentiating externalizing presentations of social anxiety from antisocial personality disorder.
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- How people in Northern Ireland understand and live their identities after conflict
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- How temperament may play a role in shaping oppositional and conduct problems
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- Black and Latine Individuals’ Identity-Safety Cues with White Strangers, Friends, and Allies
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- PTSD and secondary traumatization: Is it the same?
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- Can behavior change strategies support the use of motivational interviewing?
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- Clients discussing being sexually choked/strangled in psychotherapy and the ethics involved
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- People overestimate how harshly their political party will judge them for changing their mind
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- When is managerial mental health training effective?
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- Numbers (and especially left digits) bias perception of physical distance
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- Different Cultures, Similar Wounds: Men Recovering from Childhood Sexual Abuse
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- How spiritual psychologists are and how spirituality impacts clinical practice?
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- What We Know About Unconscious Processes and How that Relates to Psychotherapy
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- Assessment of childbirth-related PTSD: Psychometric properties of the Ukrainian version of the City Birth Trauma Scale.
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- Understanding Why Blood Donors Return: A Longitudinal Study
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- Do researchers study the same risky choices that people face in life?
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- How Writing About Life Experiences Can Improve Health and Well-Being for Young Adults
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- Can you recognize two words at once?
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- Why healthcare stakeholders have differing opinions toward integrating care.
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- How police psychologists handle misreads
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- Stress, Perceived responsiveness and cortisol linkage across the transition to parenthood
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- Religious Doubts: Doorways to both Distress and Growth?
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- Do we all use the same recognition memory mechanisms?
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- People at genetic risk for Alzheimer's Disease show intact knowledge of personal and general events.
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- Does going to college make people more liberal? Probably, but it's complicated...
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- Do happier people live longer? Evidence from a Japanese community study
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- Private practice psychologists should be treating more individuals living with serious mental illnesses.
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- Disability discrimination, disability permanence, and mental health among U.S. adults.
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- Age-related changes in attention switching: Cognitive and sensory factors in selective listening.
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- Do people with bipolar disorder report more intense emotions?
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- How Writing About Life-Changing Events Improves Mental Health in Young Adults
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- Community engagement develops eating disorder supports in a rural province
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- Trauma-informed strategies for survivors of human trafficking
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- How secondary traumatic stress is measured in therapists
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- Understanding how landmarks guide environmental search behavior
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- Predicting and measuring how psychological processes change over time
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- Definition of parental resilience, and the personal qualities that assist parental resilience
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- Satisfaction with illegal attacks against corrupt institutions legitimises them
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