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APA Monitor on Psychology Masthead
June • 2006
Volume 37 • Number 6
 
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School psychologists help Katrina-evacuated children express their feelings and tell their stories.

How handedness affects childhood memory
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Hawaii psychologists move closer to prescriptive authority
A bill authorizing prescriptive authority for psychologists was approved by the House but held back by a Senate committee.

Convention highlights for APA divisions, other groups
Attend symposia, conversation hours, lectures and other programming sponsored by APA’s divisions and affiliated groups.


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