Helping older adults get on the technology bandwagon
A team of researchers is pooling its talent to better understand how technology can be designed to address older adults' needs.
The power of pretending
Researchers set out to determine whether children's pretending does them any good.
It's more than fun and games
Play may foster everything from physical fitness to social and cognitive development, experts say.
Practice
Steady and strong progress in the push for Rx privileges
Since the prescription privileges movement began less than a decade ago, advocates have made great strides.
Making a life-or-death difference
Psychology is increasingly recognized as a key component of the transplant team.
Public Interest
Film criticized as irresponsible
A German movie claiming ties to the Stanford Prison Experiment spurs controversy over when reality ends and fiction begins.
More psychologists needed in end-of-life
With their training in conducting assessments and counseling, psychologists are well-suited to work with terminally ill patients. So, where are they?
End-of-life series is big news
Many people believe that when someone is dying, there's little their families or friends can do to help.
Psychology around the world: China
Chinese psychology moves from 'pseudo-science' to an increasingly accepted field.
Education
Psychology training gets major recognition
For the first time ever, Congress has established a program exclusively for psychology training.
The community college connection
APA gears up to better address the needs of psychologists teaching at two-year institutions.
Association
Confidentiality in the treatment of adolescents
Beginning with this issue, and continuing every other month, the APA Monitor will feature "Ethics Rounds," in which APA's Ethics Office will answer questions about the ethical issues psychologists most commonly face.
Chicago is the site for APA's new convention
APA's 26th class of fellows talks about their experiences integrating psychology with policy.
Looking for a few talented psychologists...
APA seeks nominations for 2003 awards
Candidates sought for two vacancies on Children, Youth and Families Committee
Graduate students sought for policy work
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