NEW: Update on Perspectives on Psychological Science. Includes link to newly published editorial and a request for proposals for the next editorial structure and editor of the journal bit.ly/3wfBlk5

Thanks for a great conversation Katy Milkman !

Upcoming Science for Society Webinars:

May 15: Projecting a Future with an Aging Population
June 26: What Spurs Action on Climate Change?
July 17: An Interdisciplinary Perspective on Eating Disorders

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Come to #aps24sf and hear from Angela Duckworth, George Loewenstein, Wendy Wood, Markus Brauer, Asaf Mazar, Elke Weber, Claude Steele, Stephen Chew, and so many more!
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Don’t miss “Life After Your Degree” at #aps24sf ! Speakers will share their diverse professional experiences, offering guidance to help students navigate potential career trajectories beyond traditional #academia . #AcademicChatter

More Student programming: psychologicalscience.org/conventions/20…

How can you make the most of #aps24sf ? Come to APS's May 1 professional development seminar with Michelle Lee || 이민영 (@nyuniversity), @karnilowiczrose (@Google), Zachary Heinemann (@intercom), & Jessica Wong (@paramountco) for tips on networking in industry. bit.ly/3OSs1Jb

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A nice collection of thoughts by some of the many people who got to know Danny Kahneman over the years.

Remembering Daniel Kahneman: A Mosaic of Memories and Lessons behavioralscientist.org/remembering-da… via Behavioral Scientist

So-called 'gentle parents' may seek to protect their children from distress. But the long-term outcomes of this approach can be catastrophic. Children who don't experience distress don't learn to tolerate distress and are at high risk for anxiety. psychologicalscience.org/news/utc-2024-…

Early-bird registration rates for APS 2024 end today! bit.ly/3trJtfC #aps24sf #psychtwitter

In this upcoming webinar, we use digital technology as a case study to illustrate how to form and change everyday habits. We also explain how to design effective interventions for #behaviorchange . Wendy Wood Benjamin Gardner Anna Schnauber-Stockmann

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On the hill today! Advocating for psychology and social science with the support of Association for Psychological Science and Consortium of Social Science Associations (COSSA)

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Rohan Palmer is engaged in cutting-edge research on the genetic and environmental factors that leave some people vulnerable to substance dependency. #genetics

Check out Rohan H C Palmer, PhD's Careers Up Close interview: psychologicalscience.org/publications/o…

A team of scientists found that individuals underestimate the #socialconnection they can make with a stranger who disagrees with them. #psychologicalscience
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“The stories of the past are so good, they create an illusion that life is understandable.”

This week, we revisit the work of Nobel Prize laureate Daniel Kahneman, who died March 27. His research is a cornerstone of many of the ideas we’ve discussed over the years.

APS is pleased to announce our new partnership with Instats (instats.org), a platform designed to make high quality research training globally accessible and affordable. Learn more: psychologicalscience.org/instats

What happens when we create an environment that obsesses over the talents of the few? I’m excited to share our research on this question in this article I wrote for TIME
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NEW! Featured speakers added to the #aps24sf program psychologicalscience.org/conventions/20…