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The Department of Psychology is innovating how we approach mental wellness, addiction, social challenges and much more — to help people improve their lives.
The Department of Psychology is committed to solving life's most intriguing mysteries.
Whether you are interested in mental health, how the brain works, social relationships, cognitive processes, developmental and change processes or quantitative methods for understanding behavior, the Department of Psychology provides unique opportunities to explore what it is to be human.
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Featured news from ASU Psychology
Psych for All: Our commitment to diversity
The Department of Psychology at Arizona State University is committed to fostering an environment that values, prioritizes and promotes diversity, equity, inclusion and belonging among its students, faculty and staff. To that end, the Department has formed a committee — Psych for All — comprising representatives of departmental stakeholders. The mission of Psych for All is to materialize the Department’s commitment as specific initiatives, activities, programs and policy recommendations.
The department acknowledges that ASU is situated on the ancestral lands of Indigenous nations. We thank the Native communities of the Salt River Valley — including the Akimel O’odham and the Pee Posh nations — who have inhabited this place for centuries, and whose stewardship of the land and waterways allows us to be here now.