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Does the word “dog” make you think of “cat”? 🐶🐱 In a large-scale study, people consistently responded faster to related word pairs than unrelated ones. Read more highlights from recent peer-reviewed studies: at.apa.org/f6dc69
Ever caught yourself feeling a little envious of someone else’s success? You’re not alone. Dr. Jens Lange unpacks the difference between envy and jealousy and explores how envy can actually inspire personal growth. Hear the full conversation: at.apa.org/150f71
A new study proposes a transdiagnostic framework for understanding self-regulation across neurodevelopmental conditions, including autism, ADHD, and intellectual disability. Read more highlights from recent peer-reviewed studies: at.apa.org/f6dc69
Our brains crave connection with anything that responds fast and mirrors us back, and generative AI is built to do just that, says Dr. Mitch Prinstein, APA’s senior science advisor. Read guidance from APA on how to navigate AI-generated advice. at.apa.org/ai-guide
The empty nest phase can bring unexpected gifts. Research suggests for many couples, more space and time in their daily routine deepens rather than strains their relationship. Read more about what psychology says about this life transition. at.apa.org/bcca6f