In brief

Volume 34, No. 5 May 2003

		In brief Some gambling problems may be transient Funding available to study psychology's history Childhood exposure to televised violence may predict aggressive behavior in adults Alcohol undermines intentional remembering but leaves other kinds of memory intact Materials released to help build resilience in wartime Chronic second-guessing jeopardizes mental health HRT doesn't boost quality of life, study finds Depressed children may doubt their academic and social abilities, study finds Science advisory committee investigation is launched Psychologists discuss developing corporate ethics Psychology mourns the death of Sen. Daniel Patrick Moynihan Conference examined healthy workplace issues
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