APA Monitor on Psychology - September 2000

September • 2000 Volume 31 • Number 8

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In brief
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Public Interest
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APF news
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Calendar
Division spotlight
Facts and figures
Judicial notebook
Letters
On the record
People
President's column
Public Policy Office update
Running commentary
Science directions
Shared perspectives
Speaking of education
Staff
Time capsule
Web sites of the month

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Psychology goes back to school

Advertising to children: Is it ethical?
Some psychologists cry foul as peers help advertisers target young consumers.
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What will become of William James's grand old home?
Preservationists and a developer spar over the Cambridge home where the psychologist and philosopher wrote his major works.
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What is behind that credential?
When it comes to credentialing, caveat emptor.
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School psychologists: in demand and expanding their reach
American's school systems can't find enough school psychologists--a trend that is empowering them to break out of their traditional roles.
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Earning certification in substance abuse
Psychologists find APA certification helps their substance abuse patients--and their practices.
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In the aftermath of Columbine
School psychologists continue to reach out to a devastated community.
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