Psychology News

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How Mind-Wandering Impacts Emotional Well-being

Dr. Daniel Taylor Receives 2026 Peter Hauri Distinguished Scientific Achievement Award

Human Connection Between Woman and Dog in Cozy Living Room

New U of A tool decodes pet talk and may help explain how pets affect our well-being

Students High Five

Meaning Motivates

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U of A Research Giving Hope to People with Parkinson's Disease

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Neural Activity When Creating Metaphors

Dr. Dave Sbarra with then graduate students Dr. Rita Law and Dr. Lauren Lee

David Sbarra and the Impact of Social Connection on Public Health

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P.E.O. Scholar Award 2025

Graduate Student Jackie Leete honored with P.E.O. Scholar Award

Faculty Member Joins Brain & Body Imaging Center

Undergraduates Angela White and Patrick Quintero

Two Psychology Undergraduates among Seven to be recognized during Commencement for their extraordinary accomplishments

HealthCare Partnership Receives VIP Seed Fund Award

Postdoc Mark Sundman Among 2025 Galileo Circle Awardees

Recording Available: College of Science Lecture Series presentation feat. Dog-Human Communication

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New precision mental health care approach for depression addresses unique patient needs

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Faculty Sarah Grace awarded 2025 Digital Borderlands in the Classroom Faculty Fellowship

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The Relationship Between Caffeine and Cognitive Performance