		Table of contents Print version: page 6 Cover stories Psychology in Education Sept. 11, a year later: what psychologists have learned from research and in practice Searching for genes that explain our personalities New research helps explain why we make commitments we later regret Common questions on APA dues In this month's issue: White House conference draws on psychologists' expertise APA is working to protect several provisions that are important to psychology. Nebraska psychologists stand up for their civil rights--and win After being denied medical staff membership in state hospitals, a group of psychologists took their case to federal court. Missouri psychologists win Medicaid case Paradise on a budget Start making your plans for APA's 2004 Annual Convention in Hawaii. A renaissance for humanistic psychology The field explores new niches while building on its past. Searching for genes that explain our personalities Identifying such genes could eliminate the distinction psychologists make between personality and psychopathology. APA forms working group on genetics research issues Members of the BSA working group Gambling on the future you A new study on gambling helps explain why we make commitments we later regret. How to publish your journal paper Understanding the nuances of the process smooths the publishing ride. TOPSS marks 10 years The APA group that promotes professional development among high school psychology teachers celebrates a decade of growth. Showing their stuff Winning high schoolers at this year's Intel International Science and Engineering Fair examined television violence, gender differences, lie detection and more. Common questions on APA dues Candidates answer two more questions New officers elected View the election results of the newly elected officers of APA divisions, and the representatives to APA's Council of Representatives from the state and provincial psychological associations. Psychology in Education Wanted: politics-free, science-based education Government officials are calling for a U.S. education system based on solid science. APA and its members are helping on a number of fronts. What exactly is 'scientifically based research'? Planting the seeds of research collaboration Gardner Extended Services School Tools for Tomorrow For school reform, collaboration is the key Boston College psychologists are demonstrating that students learn better when schools, universities and communities forge collaborative partnerships. Education Advocacy Program The 'science of learning' moves mainstream A renewed interest in the science that underlies learning--and new money to back it up--is energizing a field that has long been short on funds and respect. Educational research: What's hot now? Psychologists' research has important implications for the future of the nation's educational system. Learning for a lifetime: time for us all to go 'back to school' The teachers we never forget Sept. 11: A Year Later More research on America's response Psychology's archives to create 9/11 project What have we learned since 9/11? Psychologists share their thoughts on lessons learned and where to go from here. Bioterrorism Preparedness Act includes funding for mental health Psychologists share their thoughts on lessons learned and where to go from here. What have we learned since 9/11? Psychologists share their thoughts on lessons learned and where to go from here. Warning system needs improvement APA says new Homeland Security Advisory System needs to reflect better science. On the disease trail Epidemic Intelligence Service refocuses on bioterrorism since Sept. 11. New book explains theory behind terrorism Book offers insights into the nature of psychological defenses. Psychologists working with trauma: a humanistic approach Departments APF news Association news Classified Ads Division spotlight Judicial notebook Letters People President's column Running commentary Science directions Staff In brief Oct. 15 HIPAA deadline requires prompt action by practitioners APA Members testify before Bush mental health commission Three members on Bush's commission Psychologists urge Congress to support programs and research to thwart child maltreatment Internship and postdoc sites will now inform students whether they'll be interviewed Psychological aspects of asthma: 10 years of research AFFIRM promotes the value of family support for gay, lesbian and bisexual people Journal article reignites debate over corporal punishment NIOSH sets national agenda for investigating effects of the changing workplace APA'S CE calendar is now online Need help using the new health and behavior CPT codes? Drug tolerance triggered by internal cues, study suggests