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Study of 400 teens finds little evidence linking excessive smartphone use and mental health outcomes

New Psychological Science Journal study suggests voters may recall fabricated stories at the voting booth.

John M. Whiteley accepted his award and delivered the keynote address Aug. 8 at The Counseling Psychologist’s 50th anniversary celebration during the American Psychological Association’s annual convention in Chicago.

Professor of social ecology honored for his service as founding editor and publisher of The Counseling Psychologist

By Mimi Ko Cruz

Irene Aceituno completes master’s degree in urban and regional planning and wins Malancha Ghosh Memorial Fellowship.

Hillary L. Berk, assistant professor of teaching in criminology, law and society, has been named the School of Social Ecology’s 2019 Professor of the Year.

Big data study is first to capture real-time psychological responses to false alarm

Three undergraduates head to South Africa, Paraguay and Nepal for Global Service Scholars.

Professor Charis Kubrin testified July 13 on criminal justice reform in California.

Water scientists, stakeholders and policymakers from across California and the European Union recently convened on campus for the “Sustainable Groundwater Management and Conflict Resolution California-European Union Workshop.”

Professor Candice Odgers studies the effects of digital media use by young people