The FABBS Foundation is eager to advance the public’s understanding of the sciences of mind, brain, and behavior. Science can inform many of the issues and problems of the day, and our goal is to make this research widely available and accessible to public audiences, teachers, and young people.
Our Sciences In the News
Read interesting news articles showcasing the sciences of mind, brain, and behavior.
- Negative Stereotypes Shown to Affect Learning, Not Just Performance
from Indiana University - Your Brain on Computers: Outdoors and Out of Reach, Studying the Brain
from The New York Times
What Can We Learn from the Sciences of Mind, Brain, and Behavior?
Watch a video excerpt from one of the FABBS Foundation's Science Cafés.
Shelley Taylor (University of California, Los Angeles) describes how social relationships affect biological responses to stress, how early life events and family environment affect the long-term risk for disease, as well as skills that people can use to anticipate and minimize stress.
Dr. Taylor is the latest recipient of the APA Award for Outstanding Lifetime Contributions to Psychology.
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Lauren Resnick, EdD
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A collection of brief, personal, original essays in which leading academic psychologists describe what their area of research has contributed to society. All grants, advances, royalties, and other earnings from this volume go to the FABBS Foundation to support our educational mission.