September • 2007 Volume 38 • Number 8   In this issue In brief Table of contents Previous Issues Departments Letters President's column From the CEO Judicial notebook Association news Division spotlight American Psychological Foundation People Staff Advertising Classified ads Ad rates Ad guidelines Advertiser e-newsletter Search the Monitor Got a story idea? Want to chat with the Monitor Editor? Email us!		Serving those who serve This series of articles focused on how psychology is assisting the men and women serving in the armed forces. Teaching people to parent the primate way Harriet J. Smith is applying her understanding of primate parenting in her work as a clinical psychologist.	Game playing's affect on the aging mind Research on certain game champs sheds light on the aging mind. Psychologists team with physicians in 'group doctoring' Opportunities may abound for psychologists as shared medical appointments gain ground. What calls to the APA Ethics Office reveal Reviewing the calls to the Ethics Office shows how closely ethical, legal and clinical issues are entwined in requests for ethics consultations. More on the five presidential candidates Psychologists running for APA's 2009 presidency answer final questions.
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