June 2004 | Vol. 35 No. 6
COVER STORY:
Consumerism
IN BRIEF
- Exhibit spotlights psychologists as innovators
- Online petition supports peer review
- Young children can discern pretending from sincere effort
- Among young teens, aggression equals popularity
- NLPA plans first-ever Latina/o psychology conference
- Schizophrenia may be characterized by unique smell deficits
- Families' financial woes can foster child depression and disobedience
- Web site lists highly cited psychologists
- Sexist countries view men as 'bad, but bold'
- Happy memories don't always lift unhappy moods
- APA launches new benefits opportunity for psychology departments
- New neuropsych mentoring program hopes to attract minorities
- Psychologists testify at drug-treatment hearing
