Volume 35, No. 1 January 2004
Print version: page 6
Cover stories
Battling obesity
Studying giant pandas' behavior Psychologists fight for hospital privileges Stanford psychology department honored The ethics of multiple relationships
Mark your calendars
Showcasing all that
psychology can offer
APA initiative connects genetics and psychology Protecting practitioners' autonomy
A new way of looking at health status
Solutions to resolution dilution
Expanding geropsychology training
PUBLIC POLICY UPDATE:
La Greca takes the reins of the Journal of Consulting and Clinical Psychology
Wedding to assume editorship of Contemporary Psychology ETHICS ROUNDS:
Apply for the 2004 Graduate Student Ethics prize
A home for Indian country psychologists
Spotlight on...
In this month's issue:
Plan ahead for psychology's regional association meetings.
APA's 2004 president brings her broad academic and policy interests to nurturing the association's future.
A science working group's recommendations have led to plans to further psychologists' knowledge of and involvement in genetics research.
APA stands up to Oxford Health Plans over audits of psychologists' records--and gets results.
APA is leading the effort to create a guide for health professionals' use of the International Classification of Functioning, Disability and Health.
New Year's resolutions
provide an opportunity for psychologists to study self-initiated behavior change and glean effective strategies for positive change at any time of the year.
Seven geropsychology programs secure $1.2 million in federal funding.
A story of successful advocacy
How a handful of APA members have raised awareness in Congress about the mental and behavioral health needs of students on college campuses.
NEW JOURNAL EDITORS:
The new editor hopes to reflect the diversity of the field while maintaining solid practical and scientific information for readers.
His plans include bringing timely reviews of books and films to the journal.
Multiple relationships and APA's new Ethics Code: values and applications
Prescription privileges, loan-repayment options and more visibility are among the priorities for an up-and-coming section of Div. 18.
A featured psychology leader whose vision, time and financial support have made the American Psychological Foundation a major philanthropic organization for psychology.
Departments
APF newsAssociation news
Classified Ads
A closer look
Division spotlight
Ethics rounds
Judicial notebook
Letters
People
President's column
Professional point
Public Policy Office update
Running commentary
Speaking of education
Staff
In brief
Ronald F. Levant elected as APA's 2005 presidentVoting results for 2005 presidential election
Postpartum depression linked with preteen violence
College women underperform on tests when in the minority
APA-sponsored CE opportunities increase in 2004
What lies behind the female habit of 'tending and befriending' during stress
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