Cover stories It's not the same old convention *Join us in Chicago--you'll appreciate the difference *Great science, great speakers *Hats off to this year's award winners More stories» Closing the gap in women's health care *Better care for women *In need of a revolution More stories» Must a psychologist report past child abuse? 2002 State Leadership Conference *A year that brought pain, but also progress *Financial resilience *Navigating Medicare More stories» Meet the candidates for APA's 2004 president Psychology advocates discuss counter-terrorism research Additional Stories Use it or lose it? In the wake of Sept. 11, schools respond to students' increased interest in terrorism and other traumatic life events. An indigenized psychology Some of the best research is sparked by students, tested in the lab, put into practice and fed back to classes as theory. And so the loop goes. Guidelines on APA presidential elections Departments Association news Classified Ads Division spotlight Judicial notebook Letters On the record People President's column Public Policy Office update Running commentary Staff In brief The media report disproportionately on child violence and neglect, psychologist finds There's nothing good about working in a cubicle, study finds Apply now for new federal psychology training grants Researchers examine success of youth substance abuse prevention programs Do psychology teachers use Internet technology in the classroom? Trust in government counts during crises Advocates against eating disorders honored Cancer patients' lowered expectations bring them greater life satisfaction Congressional briefing urges NIH to support research on stress New journal supports null hypothesis Stanford University to host second undergraduate research conference

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