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Cover stories
The Mind-Body Connection
Convention highlights for APA's divisions and affiliated groups
Public Policy Update:
Federal special education program now under review
Can psychology help a church in crisis?
Where are recent psychology grads getting jobs?
Special Section:
The growing partnership between psychologists and police
Public Policy Update
Federal special education program now under review
APA is working to protect several provisions that are important to psychology.
Science Watch
 Figure this: deciding what's figure, what's ground
New research shows that what falls below the horizon line in ambiguous displays is most often seen as 'the figure.'
Job Outlook
Where are recent grads getting jobs?
Data show that higher education and human service jobs are still the leading career paths- and that networking is key in landing a job.
Good news for bachelor's grads
Psychology training opens doors for recent graduates.
Words to work by: Appleby's maxims
What employers want
Here are the top 10 skills that employers look for in psychology majors.
More students blend business and psychology
The master's in I/O psychology enjoys steady growth, thanks to its reputation as a practical, applicable degree.
Psychologists and law enforcement
A psychological force behind the force
Five psychologists show how mental health professionals and police departments can successfully partner.
Solving crimes
Revitalizing Boston's police force
Research into practice
Helping mentally ill offenders
On call, 24-7
Police psychology resources
Psychology and policing: a dynamic partnership
Improving the tools to fight terrorism
Social scientists met with police, FBI and other government officials to discuss how their research can help law enforcement counter future terrorist actions.
Additional stories
Can psychology help a church in crisis?
A small group of psychologists says yes, asserting that psychology's science and practice can be part of the solution.
Debating the doctorate's future: education or vocational training?
The doctorate's market sensitivity continues to be a source of tension in graduate education.
Career rotations
Behavioral scientists are energizing their careers with stints as rotators at the National Science Foundation.
PSYCHOLOGY AROUND THE WORLD
Struggling to build a practice: Russian psychology fights to bring psychotherapy to a needy but wary public.
Convention highlights for APA's divisions and affiliated groups
Join APA's divisions and affiliates for APA's 2002 Annual Convention in Chicago, Aug. 22-25.
Candidates answer first two questions
Beginning this month, and continuing through the September issue, the five candidates for APA's 2004 president will answer two questions a month.
Psychology as a 'comprehensive health profession'
APA is working to increase recognition of psychology as a health discipline.
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People
President's column
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In brief
APA antiviolence campaign ads air more than 168,000 times nationwide
ACT National Leadership Training Program fall workshop
Media coverage of New Mexico's prescription privileges law misses the real story
Search for APA's new CEO continues
Research points to a better way to teach math
Advocacy for mental health parity continues on Capitol Hill
 Different brain pathways handle visualization and recognition of objects
Squirrels recognize degree of kinship by scent, psychologist finds
Sign up for international conference on family violence
 Joint custody might be best option for children of divorce, study finds
Employees' longer working hours linked to family conflict, stress-related health problems
APA tells the Senate why we need more geropsychologists
Emotion and cognition work together in the brain
Study finds people need to be right--if not rational
Patient-consent procedure for videotaping found to be inadequate
Special issue examines behavioral medicine and clinical health psychology
Participate in National Depression Screening Day
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