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June • 2007
Volume 38 • Number 6
 
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Inside the mind of a juror
Making sense of evidence and testimony.

Psychology's response to the Virginia Tech tragedy
Why did this happen, and what can we do to prevent a similar tragedy?


Why we tell "big fish" stories
Exaggerating our successes may be something we all do to make us feel better about ourselves.
 

The new face of traumatic brain injury
Learn more about the "signature injury" of the Iraq war.

APA pilot program diffuses child-custody disputes
A new family-education program teaches parents how to resolve disputes by focusing on the best interests of their children.

Uncovering how animals navigate their world
Spatial memory keeps both animals and humans headed in the right direction.


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