American Psychological Association
Coverage of American Psychological Association in the Nexus archive.
- Psychologists Say Patients Are Bringing AI Into Therapy Sessions: Survey
A new APA survey found that over a third of psychologists have patients using AI as an additional mental health professional, despite clinicians' warnings that the technology may reinforce delusions.
- HHS to investigate American Psychological Association over alleged Jew-hatred, anti-Israel bias
HHS is investigating the American Psychological Association over alleged Jew-hatred and anti-Israel bias. The Brandeis Center hopes HHS will ensure APA complies with federal civil rights laws if it receives federal funds.
- Colorado governor signs bill allowing people to sue for damages from ‘conversion therapy’
Colorado Governor Jared Polis signed a bill allowing individuals to sue for damages from conversion therapy under the state’s medical malpractice law. The law also removes time restrictions for claims and permits filing on behalf of deceased persons, responding to a recent U.S. Supreme Court ruling that struck down a prior ban on the practice.
- Taking a walk may lead to more creativity than sitting, study finds (2014)
A 2014 study published by the American Psychological Association found that taking a walk enhances creativity more than sitting. The research compared the effects of walking and sitting on creative problem-solving tasks, showing walking led to improved performance.
- I'm a top psychologist and I STILL missed the subtle signs of my husband's narcissistic abuse. Here are the five red flags to look out for - and how to escape
A top psychologist shared her personal experience of missing subtle signs of narcissistic abuse by her husband and listed five red flags to look out for. The psychologist aims to help others escape similar situations. The article highlights the importance of recognizing narcissistic abuse.
- Therapy nation: Why Americans can’t stand each other anymore
A growing number of Americans experience political disagreement as psychological harm, describing themselves as 'unsafe' or emotionally damaged by opposing views. Ordinary conflict is now routinely described using language once reserved for trauma and crisis. This shift in perspective has changed the way people interact with opponents.
- Think you know your love language? Psychologist reveals the eight new ways people express their affection - and how to get your partner to match yours
A psychologist has identified eight new ways people express affection and provides tips on how to get partners to match their love language. The article discusses the importance of understanding one's love language to improve relationships. By recognizing and matching each other's love languages, couples can strengthen their bonds.
- New study into female health links severe PMS and multiple mental health conditions, sparking hopes for better treatment
A new study has found a link between severe Premenstrual Syndrome and multiple mental health conditions in females, sparking hopes for better treatment options. The study aims to improve understanding and treatment of related mental health conditions. This research could lead to more effective treatments for women suffering from these conditions.
- New York Sues Coinbase and Gemini Over Alleged Illegal Prediction Market Gambling Operations
New York Attorney General Letitia James has filed lawsuits against Coinbase Financial Markets and Gemini Titan, alleging they operate illegal prediction market gambling platforms without state licenses. The lawsuits claim these platforms allow users to bet on event outcomes like sports and elections, violating New York's gambling laws and exposing underage users to financial risks.