by 553866pwpadmin | Jul 3, 2026 | From the Editor, Spring/Summer 2026, Uncategorized
Editor’s Column Social Media and the Shifting Semiotics of the Tiny Microphone If you have scrolled TikTok or Instagram over the past few years, you likely have been given information by content creators holding the tiniest possible microphones—perhaps very...
by 553866pwpadmin | Jul 3, 2026 | Officers, Spring/Summer 2026, Uncategorized
President-Elect’s Column From Facilitator to Participant: Our Evolving Relationship with Media and Technology It is the early 1980s. Think Stranger Things (Duffer et al., 2016-2025). My family just finished dinner and my dad and I are sitting next to each other...
by 553866pwpadmin | Jul 3, 2026 | Officers, Spring/Summer 2026, Uncategorized
Past President’s Column Before the House Is Built: Psychology’s Narrowing Window in the Age of AI Photo by Andy Quezada from Unsplash. There is an old discipline among carpenters: measure twice, cut once. For the better part of two decades, our field has...
by 553866pwpadmin | Jul 3, 2026 | Officers, Spring/Summer 2026, Uncategorized
President’s Column What the Media Does to the Mind—And What Psychology Must Do About It Imagine two people receive the same news alert. The first reads the headline, forms an opinion, and shares it within seconds. The second pauses—questions the source,...
