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April • 2001
Volume 32 • Number 4
 
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New rule will change the psychologist-physician relationship
Medical residency programs will now encourage physicians to collaborate with other health-care professionals.
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Teaching students to be advocates for psychology
Faculty active in the public policy arena are teaching students about the important interplay between psychology and policy-making.
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Restoring attention after brain damage
The most direct route may not be the best for treating brain-injured patients with attention deficits, according to a new meta-analysis.
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The Greening of Psychology
Psychologists' research explains the mental and physical restoration we get from nature--and has important implications for how we should be building our homes, work environments and cities.
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Thwarting modern prejudice
APA divisions host a conference that frankly, and sometimes even painfully, shows how far psychology and the association has to go to improve its acceptance of others.
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Sights unseen
Research of a phenomenon known as inattentional blindness suggests that unless we pay close attention, we can miss even the most conspicuous events.
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