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November 2009
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November 2009 | Vol. 40 No. 10
COVER STORY:
Understanding terrorism
Understanding terrorism
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Columns
From the CEO
Perspectives on Practice
President's Column
Speaking of Education
Departments
American Psychological Foundation
In Brief
Judicial Notebook
Letters
On the Record
Personalities
UPFRONT
Monkeys mostly like monkey music
Children in poverty
Mental health care: Vulnerable populations still left behind
Antidepressants and children: Too little or too much?
FEATURE
Ants to the rescue
Trapped in a sand snare? Don't worry, your sisters will come to your aid.
FEATURE
Yoga as a practice tool
With a growing body of research supporting yoga's mental health benefits, psychologists are weaving the practice into their work with clients.
FEATURE
Natural healing
Psychologists continue their work helping families cope in the aftermath of all-too-common suicides by American Indian youth.
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