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January • 2004
Volume 35 • Number 1
 

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Meet APA's new president
APA's 2004 president, Diane F. Halpern, PhD, brings her broad academic and policy interests to nurturing the association's future.
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Studying giant pandas' behavior
By learning more about panda behavior, psychologists hope to gain insights that could help save the species.
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Battling obesity
A series of articles on how psychologists are helping to battle obesity.
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Psychologists fight for hospital privileges
Psychologists attempt to force implementation of a law giving psychologists full responsibility for patient care in state hospitals.
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Stanford psychology department honored
The Smithsonian Institution honors psychology department for its longstanding contributions.
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The ethics of multiple relationships
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