Titlebook: Ideological and Political Bias in Psychology; Nature, Scope, and S Craig L. Frisby,Richard E. Redding,Scott O. Lilien Book 2023 The Editor(

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What Is Meant by ‘Politics of Psychology’?mmary of psychology’s efforts to identify and counteract political bias within its publications is discussed. The chapter concludes with brief discussions of highly politicized topics within psychology.

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Publication Suppression in School Psychology: A Case Study (Part 2)red and contrasted: one involving trendy sociopolitical race ideologies that are currently in fashion versus established principles drawn from the individual differences, educational psychology, instructional psychology, and charter school literatures.

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Political Bias in the Social Sciences: A Critical, Theoretical, and Empirical Reviewevidence of such biases. This chapter also highlights when proposed manifestations of political bias are plausible but not yet demonstrated – thereby also identifying potential directions for future empirical research.

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One Psychologist’s Reasons for Resigning from the American Psychological Associationar to be influencing recommendations for clinical work in ways that are likely to redound negatively upon the well-being of many patients. Recommendations for addressing political balance in psychology are offered.

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Psychologists’ Politicst found in related disciplines (psychiatry, counseling, social work) and the academy generally. Also discussed are possible reasons for the liberal tilt and directions for future research on psychologists’ politics.

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“Many of Their Beliefs Are Also Cruel”: Religious Bias in the Study of Psychologyti-religious but have hostility against perceived characteristics tied to conservative Christians. This bias makes it harder for conservative Christians to feel they have a place in academic psychology and to trust the research done in this discipline.

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Ideological Bias in American Psychological Association Communications: Another Threat to the Credibinclude applying research methods to enhance scientific integrity; expanding the definition of diversity; improving psychology curriculum through integration of material from other disciplines; recognizing and promoting varied moral, ideological, and political viewpoints; and prioritizing scientific inquiry over activism.