American Psychological Society

The American Psychological Society, now known as the Association for Psychological Science (APS), is a professional organization dedicated to advancing the science of psychology. Founded in 1988, its mission includes promoting research, education, and the application of psychological science. APS publishes several academic journals, hosts conferences, and provides resources for researchers, educators, and practitioners. By fostering collaboration and innovation, the organization aims to enhance understanding of human behavior and mental processes, ultimately contributing to improvements in mental health and well-being.