Psychology

Psychology

‘The Last Of Us’ Preys on Our Empathy. Here's Why That Feels So Weird.

Grant to explore maternal depression’s effect on young children

Penn State rises in NSF Higher Education Research and Development rankings

Gatzke-Kopp named president-elect of Society for Psychophysiological Research

Conference to focus on moral decision-making research

New Child Study Center co-directors to continue collaborative research mission

Midcareer Faculty Advancement Program offers pathway to promotion

Low voice pitch increases standing among strangers

Perceptions of female offenders publications available

Long-term study of early brain and child development launches enrollment

Theatre professor and psychology faculty expand research on drawing and anxiety

Psychology professor Daryl Cameron receives Cattell Fellowship

Nature affects nurture in adoptive child-parent relationships, researchers find

Janet van Hell named Penn State distinguished professor

It’s not just the shy kids who get nervous in front a crowd, study shows

New interactive game will explore attitudes toward endangered species

Podcast explores the genetics of personality through the lens of adoption

PACT resumes in-person research, outreach efforts in Harrisburg area

Backlash to racial justice movements may boost risk of high BMI, obesity

Beaty recipient of early career professorship award

Buss one of five named 2022 Big Ten Academic Alliance Department Executive Officer Fellows

Depression in fathers and children linked, regardless of genetic relatedness

Penn State social sciences research expenditures receive top ranking

Using game technology to help adolescents on the autism spectrum

Penn State receives a five-year, nearly $6 million grant to study factors promoting early childhood development

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