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Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) in the general population is about three times more common in boys than girls, and girls with the same level of ASD symptoms as boys are less likely to be diagnosed – could preschool testing help?

Neurodiversity Celebration Week is a good time to highlight the research and resources available to help educational psychologists, teachers, and special needs educators to set a supportive, inclusive tone for students.

For this 2023 conference season, we are thankful to be back in-person to see all the new and familiar faces. Come check out the conferences we plan to attend this year.

Embitterment disorder – author Michael Linden explains why it’s important to recognize this condition.

The 1st edition of a ranking of top psychology scientists has recently been published.

There is overwhelming empirical evidence showing that meditation works. Author Peter Sedlmeier outlines some of the special characteristics of meditation research.

Read an article by Ric Procyshyn and Kalyna Z. Bezchlibnyk-Butler about preparing the latest edition.

Guest Editors Bernd Roehrle and Nicola Gale discuss their special issue “Psychology, Global Threats, Social Challenge, and the COVID-19 Pandemic: European Perspectives.”

“The Rorschach Test Makes Psychology Come Alive.” This year the Rorschach has turned one hundred years old. On the occasion of this memorable anniversary, Rorschach expert Hugo Lüscher relates how this method came into being and what fascinates him about it.

As a society, we still have a way to go towards encouraging men and boys to be both self-compassionate and compassionate towards others.

A number of authors and the editor-in-chief of our book series speak about their experiences and suggestions concerning mental health in an unequal world – the theme of the 2021 World Mental Health Day.

Our Rorschachiana journal has published a special issue in celebration of the 100-year anniversary of the Rorschach test.