June 2006 | Vol. 37 No. 6
COVER STORY:
Funny but true
IN BRIEF
- APA’s Annual Convention will offer early-career programming
- Meetings frustrate task-oriented employees, study finds
- Burnout harms workers’ physical health through many pathways
- Psychologists testify at Senate video-game hearing
- APA provides coping tips for MTV's alternative spring break participants
- Music lessons may boost IQ and grades
- APA Practice Organization voices opposition to health insurance act
- Prenatal alcohol exposure variably affects children’s attention
- Early intervention benefits heavier low birth-weight babies longer
- People who self-identify as proactive make better job hunters
- Irrelevant information blurs judgments, study suggests
