- Americans underestimate the value of sleep, book suggests
- Raymond B. Cattell, PhD, 92, influential in science of personality, dies
- Women tend to marry men of like drinking habits
- Impairments exceed criteria for fetal alcohol syndrome
- New grants announced by American Cancer Society
- Women heed stroke warnings better than men
- Media floods APA with 'perspective' calls on Clinton scandal
- Inexperience in dealing with news media undermines some psychologists' work
- Psychologists keep astronauts well grounded
- NIH recommends easier access to methadone and behavioral therapy for heroin addicts
- How to prepare for a media interview
- APA's small-grants program benefits scientific and academic communities
- Scientists' convention programs are set
In this issue
DATA SMOG: NEWEST CULPRIT IN BRAIN DRAIN
Psychologists are beginning to study the impact that information overload is having on our lives
CLOSING SHOP
Psychologists who terminate their practices need to be prepared for legal, ethical and emotional challenges
IN HAWAII IT'S CALLED 'OHANA'
A new Hawaiian nursing home puts a priority on restoring patients' independence
E-MAIL BONDING Psychology departments finding professor-student connections are enhanced by e-mail and web technology
- Association news
- Calendar
- In the public interest
- Judicial notebook
- Letters
- People
- President's column
- Professional point
- Running Commentary
- Science directions
- Shared perspectives
- Speaking of education
- Web site of the month
- Electronic publishing will spur the text books' evolution, not its demise, say educators
- If it looks like a book, what is it really?
- Software math tutor helps fearful students learn
- Weave your own website
- Creating open dialogue to help students understand ethnic identity
- No fuzz, no breakup: here comes Internet2