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  Monitor on Psychology
Volume 38, No. 10 November 2007

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Print version: page 6

In this month's issue:

Children and the Internet:

It's fun, but does it make you smarter?
Socially wired
Creating a place for MySpace
Web pornography's effects on children


The new kid in town
Lonnie Sherrod plans to expand international and multidiscplinary work as the new executive director of the Society for Research in Child Development.

Science watch
The joke's in you
New research on how children develop a sense of humor is giving psychologists a window into social and mental development.

A call to action: APA's 2007 Resolution Against Torture
An overview of APA's latest position on torture and other cruel, inhuman, and degrading treatment or punishment.

Ethics Rounds
Exploring ethical aspects of our work
APA members seized the opportunity at APA's Annual Convention to examine ethics in all facets of our profession.

Civil wars
Psychologists who work as parenting coordinators help moms and dads keep the peace.

Teaming up for better care
An interdisciplinary practice offers services from psychotherapy to family law, all in one place.

Polishing those golden years
Groups rally to expand geropsychology training opportunities.

Better access for all?
A U.N. treaty paves the way for real reform for those with mental and physical disabilities, experts say.

Education Leadership Conference
Adding psychology's teachings to the mix
Outcomes that matter
Taking psychology's message to Congress
Keeping psychology in medical education


Better living through creative chemistry
APA's Catalyst program helps gifted high schoolers develop their talent by exploring originality in the arts and sciences.

Teaching the teachers
Summer institute gives high school psych instructors a crash course in biopsychology.

Shared perspectives
Pulling together after a tragedy
With the help of strong mental health partnerships, the Virginia Tech community continues to heal.

Public policy update

Congress's chance to boost elder care
APA urges Congress to recognize the need for more integrated health care.

DEPARTMENTS

Letters
President's column
Guest column
From the CEO
Judicial notebook
Speaking of education
Association news
Division spotlight
American Psychological Foundation
People
Staff


IN BRIEF

Grit: It's what separates the best from the merely good
What's 'up' with God?
Daily weigh-ins help maintain weight loss
Drink in groups, become more competitive
A recipe for schizophrenia symptoms?
Gurel Fund gives library a technology makeover
Tapping Internet use to improve patient care

 
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