Volume 34, No. 7 July/August 2003
Print version: page 6
Cover stories
Psychology and the Prison System
Consumer-driven health care: an alternative to managed care Does industry-funded research deserve a bad rap? The link between chords and conversations Meet APA's congressional and executive branch fellows Stephen White to deliver convention keynote
Remembering right
Putting consumers in the driver's seat Does industry funding deserve a bad rap? What industry funding means for APA
Combined and integrated Working for safer skies
Method man
Psychologists shape national policy
Ethics Rounds:
Digging beneath the surface
APA Convention:
Program themes at this year's convention
In brief Study links co-worker support to better cardiovascular health
Conference seeks solutions to violence
Psychologists debate impact of behavioral genetics
Abuse linked to anger fixation
Personality changes for the better with age
Budget resolution fuels push for parity
Study finds higher degrees may not buffer stress
Psychologists lend their expertise to advocacy efforts
APA members testify on lack of science in tobacco companies' claims
In this month's issue:
False memories are a part of life, but new research suggests ways to minimize them.
A new idea in health-care plans is gaining popularity with employers.
Virginia managed-care suit could se precedent against managed care
Plaintiffs in the case have filed an appeal on fraud charges, clearing the way to shape public policy.
Partnering with industry--though it can be lucrative--can challenge scientific reporting and exchange.
Making sense of chords and conversations
New research is exploring how the brain processes music and language.
Doctoral training programs that blend school, counseling and clinical psychology find their voice.
A psychologist led the drive to heighten airport security after Sept. 11 and continues the work.
Lee Sechrest's unyielding pursuit of methodological soundness was honored at a recent festschrift.
From boosting science education to modernizing Medicare, APA's fellows are bringing psychological expertise to bear on policy-making.
Release of test data and APA's new Ethics Code
APA's new sculpture captures a psychologist's passions for psychology and art.
From therapy to thrillers
At APA's 2003 Annual Convention, Stephen White will speak about his path from clinical psychologist to best-selling novelist.
Departments
Association news
Classified Ads
Division spotlight
Judicial notebook
Letters
People
President's column
Professional point
Running commentary
Speaking of education
Staff
Women shine at tapping worker potential
Violent song lyrics may lead to violent behavior
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