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July/August • 2001
Volume 32 • Number 6
 
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How do neighborhoods affect child well-being?
Two large-scale studies examine how neighborhoods affect the well-being of children and whether moving can make a difference.
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North American psychologists unite
Mexican, Canadian and American psychologists meet at APA's Trilateral Forum.
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APA accreditation: making the grade
APA's Committee on Accreditation continues to improve the process that determines whether psychology programs clear the bar.
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Psychology and the workplace
From easing base closures to preventing 'desk rage' to better preparing overseas workers, psychologists' contributions are in increasing demand.
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What HIPAA means for you
It's time for practitioners to begin familiarizing themselves with the upcoming federal rules for electronic transmission, privacy and security.
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Psychological assessments shown to be as valid as medical tests
A recent report indicates that psychological assessments are just as predictive of specific, measurable outcomes--sometimes even more predictive--as many medical tests.
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