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  Monitor on Psychology
Volume 40, No. 6 June 2009

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Print version: page 6

Cover story:

The military's war on stigma
Fearing for their careers, many service members keep quiet about their mental health problems—and their silent suffering is taking a toll on our military readiness. In response, the Defense Department has begun fighting stigma on several fronts.


In this month's issue:

Bridging the treatment gap
A new program targets mental disorders in the developing world.

A new kind of delusion?
A growing number of psychotic patients believe they are the stars of reality TV
shows.

The end of an academic tradition?
To save money, universities are cutting back or even canceling sabbaticals. But some question whether the move is budget-based or image-focused.

Candidates for APA president
Five APA members vie for the presidency.

Well done!
APA will honor psychology’s top researchers, practitioners and educators on Aug. 7.

Two great minds
Alan E. Kazdin and Patrick DeLeon will receive APA’s highest honor.

A founding father
Ronald E. Fox accepts the 2009 Raymond D. Fowler award.

APA divisions gather in Toronto
Check out these convention sessions, targeted toward your interests.

GOVERNMENT RELATIONS UPDATE
Snuff out tobacco use
Treating tobacco dependence offers a unique opportunity to blend psychology science and practice.

TIME CAPSULE
Attendance at APA’s first convention: 18
In 1892, when APA members gathered for the first time, annual dues were $3 and hosting the entire convention cost $12.70.

QUESTIONNAIRE
A daunting assignment
Psychologist Terry Cline is charged with helping rebuild the Iraqi health system.

SCIENCE WATCH
Revenge and the people who seek it
New research offers insights into the dish best served cold.

EARLY CAREER PSYCHOLOGY
Overgeneralizing the generations
As workplaces become increasingly age-diverse, psychologists are working to help people of all ages work together.

PRACTICE PROFILE
Home on the range
Michael Rosmann’s behavioral services company supports farmers and ranchers through troubling times.

ETHICS ROUNDS
Disability as an ethical issue
An opportunity to reflect on the role of stigma within our own field.

AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGICAL FOUNDATION
APF news
Donor spotlight

DEPARTMENTS

Letters
President's Column
From the CEO
On the Record
In Brief
On Your Behalf
Judicial Notebook
Random Sample
Science Directions
Public Interest
APA News
Innovative Practitioner
Division Spotlight
Personalities
Staff


UPFRONT

Estrogen may increase dementia risk

The health of stroke patients and caregivers is intimately intertwined

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