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APA Monitor on Psychology

Volume 33, No. 9 October 2002

		Table of contents Print version: page 6 Cover stories Hormones and behavior APA appoints new CEO Social cognitive theory is changing the lives of millions Pigeons as baggage screeners, rats as rescuers New ways to stop bullying When students have grievances, what do they do? In this month's issue: Advertising as science Consumer psychologists and basic scientists are behind ever more effective advertising campaigns to promote both products and causes. Sex and violence do not sell, according to latest study The service squeeze Will increasing the emphasis on community-service scholarship mean more work for faculty? It needn't, if the faculty reward structure shifts, some say. Fostering students' community service Bringing the best of the Web to psychology education A new report examines how doctoral programs can ensure quality online learning in psychology. Online course primes students for real-time teaching Honing the skills of gifted children The Pinnacle Project mingles talented adolescents with experts in various fields. Pinnacle Project 2002 Scholars Pinnacle Project 2002 Masters Public Policy Update Congressional spending guided by APA recommendations Spending bill includes APA-recommended report language. Examples of APA report language Psychology Around the World Two Tales of Woe: As the cycle of Middle East violence rages on, a Palestinian and an Israeli psychologist talk about the bloodshed's devastating impact on the mental health of their communities. 'Normal responses to abnormal situations' Psychology gives solace to a nation in distress Science Watch From the same planet after all A new study suggests that sex differences in jealousy evaporate when women have other things to think about. The human brain is primed to pick up cheating Departments APF news Association news Classified Ads Judicial notebook Letters People President's column Professional point Running commentary Shared perspectives Staff In brief Attitudes about aging affect longevity, study says Suit against managed care in Virginia offers mixed results Bartoshuk withdraws from APA presidential race Colin Martindale is new candidate for president-elect APA council adopts new Ethics Code Distance therapy may promote more client openness, study suggests Those who doubt themselves buy the most, study finds Survey of top companies highlights mental health's role in worker productivity APA and Discovery Health partner to foster resilience APA has new bylaws Cognition still impaired a month after bypass, study shows School psychologists will meet to discuss the future of their profession Relationship violence is subject of online curriculum Psychologists promote healthy behavior at religious summit
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