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September • 2003
Volume 34 • Number 8
 

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White House group calls for mental health change
President Bush's New Freedom Commission on Mental Health has recommended strategies to improve the quality of mental health services.
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More distracts drivers than previously thought
Demanding cognitive tasks, including complex conversation, divert driver attention from the road.
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What makes a great teacher?
A back-to-school look at the latest educational psychology findings.
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Lessons in resilience for the young
APA is collaborating with Time for Kids to teach children about bouncing back from stress.
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Priming minority students for biopsychology
Early exposure to careers in the biomedical areas of psychology leads more minorities to pursue related careers.
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Children and atypical gender behavior
Parents learn to accept and affirm their gender-variant children.
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