Can wearable tech tools accurately assess working memory in the daily lives of older adults? Schmitter-Edgecombe et al. tackle this question in the Jan 2025 issue of Neuropsychology. APA Journals doi.org/10.1037/neu000…

How do cognitive ability and cognitive symptoms change as we get older? Neuropsychology's readers were apparently quite curious about these trajectories, as detailed in this frequently downloaded paper by Yam et al. doi.org/10.1037/neu000… APA Journals

Clinical neuropsychologists reflecting on Black history this month are likely to agree that representation matters for brain health. Yet our scientific publishing practices still fall short of our field's stated principles of justice. We can do better. doi.org/10.1080/138540…

Neuropsychology's Feb 2025 issue coming in hot, including a really well-designed study on the comparability of home-based teleneuropsychology and in-person evaluations from Haebich et al. APA Journals psycnet.apa.org/PsycARTICLES/j…

Did you know the reason some children with #ADHD struggle with math has more to do with their neurocognitive vulnerabilities in working memory and short-term memory than with overt ADHD symptoms? Check out this #Top10 most-read article of 2024: bit.ly/42T3yv0 #neuropsych

Where can neuropsychologists find culturally appropriate measures of social cognition? Farran and colleagues provide some guidance in a systematic review in the Feb 2025 issue of Neuropsychology. doi.org/10.1037/neu000… APA Journals

How robust is your social network? It may matter for some cognitive functions, as detailed in this Neuropsychology study of people in rural India (DOI: 10.1037/neu0000971) that was featured in this month's APA Monitor. apa.org/monitor/2025/0… APA Journals

Recent and proposed policy changes and actions across the U.S. have raised concerns within the psychological community. These changes contradict established psychological science, reinforce exclusionary structures, and risk perpetuating harm. Read more: at.apa.org/3609bb

How can we boost memory in older adults with lower executive functions? Chang et al. look for answers at the intersection of encoding strategy and social context in the March issue of Neuropsychology. doi.org/10.1037/neu000… APA Journals

Want an insider’s perspective on science in clinical neuropsychology? Society for Clinical Neuropsychology and Dr. Scott Sperling bring an article from each issue of Neuropsychology to life in their "Meet the Authors" podcast. Check it out: tinyurl.com/MTA-PedCogRes APA Journals

Do the cognitive benefits of multilingualism vary by education level? Petrosyan et al. take a careful look at this important question in a large sample of adults in India. Miguel Arce Rentería APA Journals doi.org/10.1037/neu000…

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How do executive functions develop during adolescence? Boelema et al. give us some clues in their article, which is among the top 10 most downloaded papers by NEU readers in recent months. doi.org/10.1037/neu000… APA Journals

How might AI change our brains? Neuropsychology's readers were very interested in this question, which was posed in this frequently downloaded 2024 paper from Leon-Dominguez. APA Journals doi.org/10.1037/neu000…

Curious about how to become a peer reviewer for psychology journals? APA has you covered: apa.org/pubs/journals/… Curious about how to become a peer reviewer for Neuropsychology? Reach out to me directly! APA Journals

Join us for the 2nd episode of 🎙️Neuropsych on the Mic 🎙️ an SCN, APA Division 40 podcast! Join Erin Kaseda, MS, and Chris Nguyen, PhD, as they discuss Self-Advocacy in Grad School 📚 Available on all streaming platforms and linked here: tinyurl.com/2tjarm5b

A hard habit to break: Hennessy et al. take a look at the cognitive aspects of habitual responding in older adults in the May issue of Neuropsychology. doi.org/10.1037/neu000…. APA Journals

Do you like brains and stats? Neuropsychology is offering a new, paid consulting Associate Editor position for someone with expertise in the quantitative aspects of brain-behavior relationships. Hit me up for the pre-release details.

Brains are pretty cool (p<.05). Neuropsychology is seeking a paid consulting Associate Editor who enjoys the quantitative aspects of brain-behavior relationships. Come join our editorial team! Learn more and apply here: apa.org/pubs/journals/… APA Journals

Neuropsychology offers quick editorial decisions. Over the past 6 mo, the median time to 1st decision is 46 days (range 21-87) for papers sent for external review and 1 day (range 1-5) for desk rejections. Submit your next paper to NEU: apa.org/pubs/journals/… APA Journals