You keep seeing the same claim made over and over online—so it must be true, right? Not necessarily. You could be experiencing the illusory truth effect—the psychological phenomenon that makes us more likely to believe something that we repeatedly see or hear. It's also one of the ways that misinformation spreads, but you can learn to resist it. Learn more: https://at.apa.org/misinfo #facts #truth #misinformation #psychology | American Psychological Association

Effective advocacy isn’t just about data—it’s about understanding. APA CEO Dr. Arthur C. Evans Jr., reminds us that psychology is most powerful when we bring research, lived experience, and clear communication together to inform policies that truly matter. | American Psychological Association

From sibling dynamics to self-efficacy, 2026 APA President Dr. Wendi Williams shares how early curiosity about people shaped her path in psychology, and why believing in yourself can be transformative. | American Psychological Association

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