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psychology

Hand grabbing an I Voted sticker

Traditional stereotypes about masculinity may help explain support for Trump

Four students meet in a classroom

Liberal Arts undergraduates to teach six courses in the spring

Psychology professor receives grant to 'harmonize' brain injury data

Psychology professor receives grant to 'harmonize' brain injury data

A young child playing with colorful toys

Preschool program linked with better social and emotional skills years later

Michaela Harpster selected as Liberal Arts college marshal for fall commencement

Psychology student to host virtual art showcase on Dec. 11

Ethan Liebross working in his home office

Psychology major creates college consulting service for high school students

Nicole Ryerson COVID research

Kristin Buss, head of the Department of Psychology in the College of the Liberal Arts

Buss named McCourtney Professor in Children, Work, and Families

A young boy sits on a sidewalk, leaning against a brick wall, looking down at the ground.

New Penn State program will train next generation of child maltreatment scholars

A Black student sitting with one elbow on the table studying

Sorry, Einstein: Hard workers may make better role models than geniuses

Smartphone screenomes for two adolescents over 21 days.

The human 'screenome' may give insight into human health and well-being

Mindy Gruzin York Campus

Childhood memory inspires student to plan Operation Holiday Shoebox on campus

2 students standing next to teacher as they examine a sheep's brain.

Clinical research course and internship to be established at Greater Allegheny

Michael Roche

Spotlight on Teaching and Research Series to feature Michael Roche Nov. 14

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