APA Monitor Article Buries the Lead
APA Monitor Article Buries the Lead …and the Spin Machine whirred On October 3, 2016 I wrote this blog post: APA still hasn’t told APA […]
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Can you trust APA to be your source for psychology news?
Can you trust the American Psychological Association to be your only source for psychology news? Is it just me or do you also have the […]
Is speaking out against exorcism taboo for us?
I’d like to plant the seeds for a future a discussion on exorcism for mental health professionals who are active in their professional associations. For […]
Torture Psychology Today: APA isn’t out of the Quagmire
An ACLU blog post is reporting today that 2 psychologist who were sued over the torture program may have their day in court after all. […]
APA should stop pulling the rug out from under grad students
The American Psychological Association should stop pulling the rug out from under graduate students. I had a chance to talk with two graduates of the […]
American Psychological Association to end use of APA Style by 2020
Washington, DC (April 1, 2016): The American Psychological Association (APA) recently announced that it plans to end the use of APA Style by the year […]
Care Cartography: Mapping Serpents and Psychologists
I promised you a follow up to the follow up, so here it is: The American Psychological Association’s (APA) Center for Workforce Studies has put […]
Is it time to reenvision APA’s Stress in America survey? #StressAPA
Each year around this time the American Psychological Association releases the results of its latest Stress in America Survey that polls people about stress; you can […]