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APA Science Directorate News
House
Energy and Commerce Committee Approves NIH Reauthorization
Legislation
By Karen Studwell
After three years and three draft
bills, House Energy and Commerce Committee Chairman Joe Barton
(R-TX) successfully passed his proposed reauthorization of the
National Institutes of Health (NIH), the National Institutes of
Health Reform Act of 2006, with one week remaining before the House
of Representatives goes into recess. After months of speculation
about the status of the bill, Barton's office released a third draft
on September 12th that aims to increase not only transparency and
efficiency at NIH, but also the authority of the NIH Director and
the ability of NIH to fund more trans-NIH initiatives. On Tuesday,
September 19th, the Energy and Commerce Committee held a hearing
with NIH Director Elias Zerhouni and a few representatives from the
scientific community on Tuesday, September 19th, which was followed
by a full Committee markup and approval of the bill on Wednesday,
September 20th.
More...
PsychDrollery
(Humor from members and
the internet)
"Participants"
wanted
A Stanford Medical
research group advertised for participants in a study of
obsessive-compulsive disorder. They were looking for therapy clients
who had been diagnosed with this disorder. The response was
gratifying; they got 3,000 responses about three days after the ad
came out. All from the same person.
http://www.psych.upenn.edu/humor.html
Retrieved
9/30/06
Distinguished
Science Award Reaches 50th Year
By Suzanne Wandersman
2006 marks the golden anniversary of APA
bestowing the Distinguished Scientific Contribution Award,
honoring psychologists who have made outstanding
contributions to basic research in psychology. From the
first awards given in 1956, when Wolfgang Kohler, Carl R.
Rogers, and Kenneth W. Spence were honored to this year when
Michael Davis, Marcia K. Johnson, and Martin E.P. Seligman
received their awards at the APA Convention, 162 people have
received APA's most important science award.
"The APA Distinguished Scientific Awards have been a part of
the history of the American Psychological Association for a
half a century...
More...
Science Directorate Opens New
Office for Applied Psychological Science
By
Stephanie R. Johnson
A new office has
been created within the science directorate. The
Office for Applied Psychological Science will
provide a home for scientists who work in the many
applied areas of psychology. The goal is to develop
and implement initiatives that encourage and support
applied research in both academic and non-academic
settings. The Office will also help to bridge the
gap between basic research and psychological
practice.
More...
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