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January • 2001
Volume 32 • Number 1
 
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Trailblazer accedes APA's presidency
APA's 2001 President Norine G. Johnson has taken a creative, gutsy approach throughout her career--a trait that will continue through her term.
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Speak up for yourself!
Re-elected congressmen and psychologists Ted Strickland and Brian Baird say their professional kin need to step-up their political involvement--or lose out to competing interests.
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Research to the heart of the matter
Psychologists are producing clear evidence that psychosocial factors contribute to cardiovascular disease and are coming up with interventions that may help patients live healthier lives.
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APA 'Warning Signs' of violence campaign targets parents
The association's public education campaign continues its outreach to teens and parents on the warning signs of violence.
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Digital dissemination
More educators are developing online courses: Here are tips for transitioning from class-based to Web-based teaching.
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