			Table of Contents Print version: page 6 Cover story: APA's 2005 Annual Convention • Program highlights • A presidential push to publicize psychology's contributions • Tackling professional challenges • Better mental health for all • Science in the spotlight • Opportunities for teaching and learning • Capital research ideas for psychology teaching • Practice program highlights • APF convention preview • 2005 convention accolades State Leadership Conference • Experts in behavior • Physician connects 'relaxation response' to mind-body health • The culture war myth • Document, document, document • New insurance reimbursement codes for testing may spell good news for patients • Spreading the word about a new practice opportunity • Capitol Hill welcomes psychologists • A pledge of bipartisanship for parity's sake • State leadership honors • A joint call for increased attention to behavior change in health care In this month's issue SCIENCE WATCH: Only the lonely New students who feel more alone respond less to the flu shot. Mental stress wreaks physical havoc on workers Researchers across disciplines find ever more evidence of a link between psychological stress and workers' heart problems. REDIRECTING RESEARCH DOLLARS: Psychological science branches out Large multidisciplinary collaborations are capturing the interest--and dollars--of federal funding sources. Helping Red Lake heal In the wake of the worst school shooting since 1999, psychologist Doug McDonald co-directed the mental health response team dispatched to the Red Lake Nation. EARLY-CAREER INSIGHTS: Dynamic duos Getting a dual degree or applying your degree to a second field can expand your perspective and opportunities, early-career experts say. An activist's life, in the spotlight again As the 'Mississippi Burning' case reopens after more than 40 years, psychologist Carolyn Goodman recalls the death of her son--civil rights worker Andrew Goodman--and discusses his legacy. Will there be enough psychologists in the right places with the right preparation? APA will conduct a work-force analysis to investigate psychology's employment patterns. Psychology's educators review progress, set priorities Psychologists in education discussed innovations in graduate training and attracting minority students, among other issues, at their midwinter meetings. Five candidates run for APA president APA election guidelines ETHICS ROUNDS: The supervisor as gatekeeper: Reflections on Ethical Standards 7.02, 7.04, 7.05, 7.06 and 10.01 'Gatekeeping' aspects of the supervisory role provide a helpful lens through which to explore the ethical dimensions of supervision. DEPARTMENTS • Letters • President's column • From the CEO • Speaking of Education • Professional point • Judicial notebook • Association news • Division spotlight • A closer look • American Psychological Foundation • People IN BRIEF • For those with a personal stake, flashbulb memories burn bright • Football star testifies in support of NIDA addictions researc • APA highlights advertising's impact on kids • When dogs bark, humans understand • Conference explores effective technology use • It's no joke: Study identifies brain circuitry involved in our grasp of sarcasm • A chorus of voices for the biopsychosocial model • APA Council approves changes to continuing-education approval system
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