May 2003 | Vol. 34 No. 5
COVER STORY:
Highlights of this year's convention
IN BRIEF
- Funding available to study psychology's history
- Some gambling problems may be transient
- Childhood exposure to televised violence may predict aggressive behavior in adults
- Alcohol undermines intentional remembering but leaves other kinds of memory intact
- Materials released to help build resilience in wartime
- Chronic second-guessing jeopardizes mental health
- HRT doesn't boost quality of life, study finds
- Depressed children may doubt their academic and social abilities, study finds
- Science advisory committee investigation is launched
- Psychologists discuss developing corporate ethics
- Psychology mourns the death of Sen. Daniel Patrick Moynihan
- Conference examined healthy workplace issues
