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July/August • 2006
Volume 37 • Number 7
 
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Office bullies
What fosters them and what stops them

Prescribing pioneers
Medical and prescribing psychologists in Louisiana and New Mexico claim added patient benefits.

Psychologists train for integrated care
Psychologists and physicians team up at a community health clinic.

From professor to bird rehabber
Diane Winn sings the praises of a second career as a wildlife rehabilitator.

Early-career advice on licensure mobility
Build flexibility into your licensure now to maximize your mobility later, experts advise.

Exploring testosterone and status
New research suggests people with low testosterone levels are happier out of the limelight.

To outline, or not to outline?
New research sheds light on how to help people juggle the multiple and often contradictory demands of writing.


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