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April • 2004
Volume 35 • Number 4
 

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Anorexia and human evolution
Modern anorexia may stem from an adaptation that helped ancient nomadic people find food, according to a recently proposed theory.
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APA's new leader for science
With Steven J. Breckler at the helm, the directorate will build bridges linking the science of psychology with other sciences and disciplines.
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Behavioral Genetics
From twin studies to 'knockout' mice: A new era of investigative tools
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At NYU, a psychoanalytic take on race relations
NYU psychoanalytic and Africana studies programs form a pioneering partnership.
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Helping underprivileged students learn how to learn
A psychologist's course combats failure in college, and now in high school.
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Vagal nerve effects on memory
Psychobiologists show how the vagal pathway links hormones outside the brain to neurotransmitters inside the brain to lock in memory of emotional or stressful events.
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