September • 2004 Volume 35 • Number 8   In this issue In brief Table of contents Previous Issues Departments APF news Association news Classified Ads A closer look Division spotlight Ethics rounds From the CEO In the public interest Letters People President's column Public Policy update Science directions Science watch Staff Advertising Classified ads Ad rates Advertiser e-newsletter Search the Monitor Got a story idea? Want to chat with the Monitor Editor? Email us!   Changes to the practice assessment Changes are being implemented for 2005 in the annual assessment of APA's licensed-practitioner members. Psychology's insights on building evacuation In 9/11's wake, researchers across fields are drawing on behavioral science to better understand people's reactions during fire-emergency evacuations--an effort they hope will lead to safer buildings. 50 Years Post-Brown Brown v. Board of Education and psychology's input -- The challenges still ahead Neuroergonomics: An emerging field The field of neuroergonomics seeks to improve work safety and make everyday tasks, like driving, safer. The question of marriage and community well-being Through research, some psychologists are informing an administration effort to foster marriage among low-income couples. Buddy system eases stress Companionship proves stress-reliever for rats. Monitor on Psychology is produced by the American Psychological Association. © 2004