APA Monitor September 1999
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In this Issue

  • Psychologist Vaira Vike-Freiberga has been elected president of Latvia

  • Psychology students are learning about multiculturalism by volunteering to help migrant farm workers

  • The Psychology Defense Fund aids psychologists whose court battles could have broad legal implications for the field


    Newsline

  • Pet ownership provides buffer against depression for AIDS-infected men

  • Employees perceive women as better managers than men, finds five-year study

  • Emotionally provocative scents distract smokers from cigarette cravings, study finds

  • Meet APA's new senior scientist

  • Congress set for battle over managed-care restrictions

  • Arizona board sanctions psychologist for use of Thought Field Therapy

  • New behavioral and social science grant-application review panels work well

  • Children's stress overlooked in emergency rooms

  • Ethnicity, insurance status may affect access to antidepressants

  • SAMSHA releases updated treatment guidelines for stimulant use

  • Psychotherapy may be as useful as drugs in treating depression, study suggests

  • Women and depression is focus of APA briefing on Capitol Hill


    Psychology & Society

  • Researchers at the University of Warsaw study strategies to help Poles tap the 'life and joy' of freedom after a troubled past


    Science

  • Funding agencies and scientific organizations fight a regulation that could allow date scrutiny under a new law

  • Psychology needs to develop mechanisms for data sharing

  • Will the Internet replace the print journal?


    Practice

  • Federal report commends the work of prescribing psychologists

  • Psychology Defense Fund covers wide field

  • State legislatures address key issues for psychology


    Public Interest

  • Participants at a conference on violence and reproductive health conclude that more research in these areas is needed

  • Drug prevention focus should be on families

  • Two autism studies fuel hope and skepticism

  • Research unearths new treatments for autism


    Education

  • Psychology teachers of all levels discuss ways to strengthen psychology and promote cohesive teaching through partnering

  • Illinois offers one model of how schools can partner

  • Partnering through fairs and exhibitions, universities showcase science to high schools

  • Department chairs call for leadership training

  • Helping students discern real science from snake oil


    Association

  • APA students elect new officers

  • Ceremony honors Frank McGuigan