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APA Monitor on Psychology Masthead
January • 2005
Volume 36 • Number 1
 
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Hispanic psychology
Closing the gap for Latino patients.

The science of savoir faire
Psychologists from varied fields work to define and understand charisma.

Things I wished I'd learned in grad school
Experts advise new psychologists on finances, office politics and professional growth.

Taking psychology to the people
APA's 2005 president
--family psychologist Ronald F. Levant
--aims to show the public that psychology's science-based resources can benefit everyone.

Serious rehabilitation
Psychologist-developed treatments are providing hope for people with serious mental illness.

Voting and mortality
Some psychologists say that Americans' fears of death could have given President Bush the edge in the 2004 election.

Psychologist, heal thyself
Addiction researcher Bonnie Spring loosens nicotine's grip on herself and her clients.


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