• Symposium – Psychopathology and utilization of mental health services among federal offenders, John M. Vanyur, PhD
  
• Symposium – Battered woman syndrome after 30 years, Lenore Walker, PhD
  
• Symposium – Clinical and cultural issues in same-sex marriage and parenting, Douglas Haldeman, PhD
  
• Invited Address – Depression, heart disease and exercise, James Blumenthal, PhD
  
• Invited symposium – Treatment of adolescent depression – CBT, IPT or SSRIs? Stephen Shirk, PhD

Friday, August 19

• Lecture – Our inner ape: What primate behavior tells us about human nature, Frans de Waal, PhD
  
• Symposium – Ethics on the frontlines – psychology, behavioral science and national security, Robert T. Kinscherff, PhD, JD
  
• Invited Address – Health advisory: Warning racism can be harmful to your health, Vickie Mays, PhD

• Symposium – Population perspectives on the epidemiology and use of services for behavioral health disorders, Ronald Kessler, PhD
  
• Symposium – Unwanted gifts: Roadblocks to success in developing academic/artistic giftedness, Jason Gorgia, PhD
  
• Symposium – Asking the right questions – assessment at customs and border protection, Susan Reilly, PhD
  
• Symposium – Changing the nation?s diet: A need for innovation and courage, Kelly Brownell, PhD
  
• Symposium – Strengthening families affected by depression – innovative treatment approaches, Anne Riley, PhD
  
• Symposium – Understanding terrorism – psychological roots and interventions, Fathali Moghaddam, PhD and Anthony Marsella, PhD

Sunday, August 21

• Symposium – Neurobiological aspects of drug addiction – implications for treatment, David Shurtleff, PhD and Lisa Onken, PhD
  
• Symposium – Adolescents – finding their voices in a multicultural society, Corann Okorodudu, EdD
  
• Symposium – Forensic psychopharmacology, David Nussbaum, PhD

Other Highlights

• Psychopharmacological, psychosocial and combined interventions for childhood disorders
  
• Depression, hostility and other bad things for your heart
  
• What good are positive emotions?
  
• Mental health and U.S. correctional institutions: Issues, challenges and solutions
  
• Attitudes toward cheating and perfectionism in gifted children: Implications for treatment

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