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April • 2008
Volume 39 • Number 4
 
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Psychology's growth careers
Psychologists' expertise in human behavior is increasingly welcomed in many nontraditional career settings.


The buzz on caffeine
The latest caffeine research shows it can hurt as much as help our mental states.

Katrina's lingering effects
Hurricane Katrina's victims are still feeling its psychological sting.

Practitioners: protect yourselves
Here are some suggestions to protect yourself from clients that can turn violent.

Psychologists and the media
In addition to providing educational opportunities, the media also presents unique ethical challenges
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APA policy on torture reaffirmed
New Council language clearly expresses stance against torture
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Military mental health needs
A psychologist and soldiers brief Congress on training to meet service members' mental health needs.

 


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