Interactions Among Scientists and Policymakers: Challenges and Opportunities
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Exploring a Controversy
Pages 161–164
Albee, George W.
Weathering a Political Storm: A Contextual Perspective on a Psychological Research Controversy
Pages 165–175
Garrison, Ellen Greenberg; Kobor, Patricia Clem
When Worlds Collide: Social Science, Politics, and the Rind et al. (1998) Child Sexual Abuse Meta-Analysis
Pages 176–188
Lilienfeld, Scott O.
Politics, Operant Conditioning, Galileo, and the American Psychological Association's Response to Rind et al. (1998)
Pages 189–192
Baird, Brian N.
Everything You Need to Know to Understand the Controversies You Learned From Psychological Research: A Comment on the Rind and Lilienfeld Controversies
Pages 193–197
Sternberg, Robert J.
Science, Politics, and Peer Review: An Editors Dilemma
Pages 198–201
McCarty, Richard
Five Commandments for APA
Pages 202–205
Newcombe, Nora S.
Publication of Rind et al. (1998): The Editors' Perspective
Pages 206–210
Sher, Kenneth J.; Eisenberg, Nancy
The Publishing Dilemma of the American Psychological Association
Pages 211–212
Lundberg, George D.
American Psychologist Task Force Report: Clarifying Mission, Coverage, Communication, and Review Process
Pages 213–214
Zimbardo, Philip G.
Challenges and Opportunities in the Psychological Sciences
Pages 215–218
Bertenthal, Bennett I.
Collisions, Logrolls, and Psychological Science
Pages 219–221
Phillips, Deborah
Trial by Internet: Cybercascades and the Lilienfeld Case
Pages 222–225
Levant, Ronald F.; Seligman, Martin E. P.
A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to My American Psychologist Publication
Pages 225–227
Lilienfeld, Scott O.
