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March • 2004
Volume 35 • Number 3
 

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A convergence of classical and operant conditioning?
Pigeon research suggests that classical and operant conditioning share a common process.
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Consulting on homeland security
Psychologists in the field of deception detection consult with federal agencies.
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Personality disorders
Origins, effects and treatments.
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Lawsuits could change managed-care landscape
Current legal actions against managed care could change the health-care arena.
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Troubled schools need psychologists' services
If an APA group has its way, psychologists would more directly help students at schools that don't comply with the No Child Left Behind Act.
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A campaign to combat health disparities
A new APA-sponsored effort will target racial and ethnic health-disparities legislation.
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