In the Media

“We found that by late adolescence, young people’s beliefs about their family’s social standing in relation to others reliably mark differences in their mental health and readiness for future education and work,” says Candice Odgers, UCI professor of psychological science and the study’s senior author. “By age 18, how youths viewed their family’s status was robustly linked with multiple indicators of well-being, independent of objective social position.” Photo by Patricia DeVoe

Professor Richard Matthew discusses human trafficking in the Daily Pilot.

Psychologist Bruce H. Friedman writes about his mentor Julian F. Thayer, distinguished professor of psycological science, who is the recipient of the Society for Psychophysiological Research's highest award for Distinguished Contributions to Psychophysiology.

Susan Bibler Coutin, associate dean of the School of Social Ecology, is cited in this New York Times opinion piece.

Professor Roxane Cohen Silver talks about veterans' responses to death and the toll of war.

The National Registry of Exonerations is mentioned in this article by The Washington Post

Professor Elizabeth Loftus shares her expertise on memories with Press-Telegram.

Professor Linda Levine gives her insight on memories in this article by Vox.

Professor Elizabeth Loftus speaks to Mercury News about false memories.

Assistant Professor Maura Allaire is quoted in this article about lead found in Canadian water.