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March 2004
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March 2004 | Vol. 35 No. 3
COVER STORY:
Personality disorders
Where personality goes awry
Treatment for the 'untreatable'
Can the clinically inflexible learn to be resilient?
Axis II gets short shrift
Tips for approaching insurance case managers
Mixing oil and water
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Columns
President's Column
Professional Point
Running Commentary
Speaking of Education
Departments
American Psychological Foundation
Judicial Notebook
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People
IN BRIEF
Angry people can gain more in certain negotiations
Apply for the Seligman positive psychology award
Awardees lauded for meritorious research service
APA now offers CE credit online
Lesser primates show grasp of object permanence
Choosing to marry may be, in part, hereditary
FEATURE
One fundamental learning process
Pigeon research suggests that classical and operant conditioning share a common process, lending insight into clinical work.
PUBLIC POLICY UPDATE
Grassroots campaign seeks to combat disparities
A new APA-sponsored effort will target racial and ethnic health-disparities legislation.
A CLOSER LOOK
Facilitating research with children
Div. 7 spotlights the unique research-approval challenges of its members.
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