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November • 2001
Volume 32 • Number 10
 
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APA mobilizes its Disaster Response Network
Just after the second plane hit the World Trade Center, APA's Practice Directorate and the Red Cross activated the Disaster Response Network.
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Reaching out to schools and communities
Psychologists have been working to help students and families cope with the Sept. 11 tragedies.
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Helping a nation heal
A compilation of stories about psychologists from across the country who offer support in the wake of a national tragedy.
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Opposing terrorism by understanding the human capacity for evil
APA's president-elect, Philip G. Zimbardo, Ph.D., on why the efforts to prevent future terrorist acts must begin with understanding the root causes of the hatred against America.
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Behavioral science gears up to combat terrorism
Under the guidance of a new committee formed to respond to terrorist attacks, APA is assembling informationabout how psychological science can help in the struggle against terrorism.
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