June 2015 | Monitor on Psychology

Vol. 46 No. 6
June 2015 Monitor on Psychology

On the Cover: Getting to know Cuba

  • Getting to know Cuba

    In the last few years, APA has sent three groups of psychologists to Cuba to learn about the prized position psychology holds in the country's integrated health-care system. With doors to the island nation opening up, American psychologists are eager to absorb even more and build closer relationships.

Questionaire

QUESTIONNAIRE

Psychological publishing opens up

Cecil Reynolds, PhD, shares his excitement about the Archives of Scientific Psychology, the APA journal he began co-editing this year.

Ethics Rounds

ETHICALLY SPEAKING

Searching for causes of therapeutic change

In an attempt to determine what is behind a patient’s improvement, is it ethical to remove a treatment component that appears to be helping?

Debt by subfield and type of degree for 2013–14 doctoral graduates

Features

How much debt do recent doctoral graduates carry?

News from APA's Center for Workforce Studies.

Guiding principles

A program in the United Kingdom has improved access to psychological therapies. Can evidence-based clinical practice guidelines do the same here?

Robo therapy

A new class of robots provides social and cognitive support.

Unlocking parents’ skills

Prison inmates are gaining parenting tools from APA’s ACT Raising Safe Kids program.

Grabbing students

Researchers have identified easy ways to boost student success by increasing their engagement in learning.

A quarter century of achievements

APA’s Education Directorate looks back on 25 years of serving psychology.

Random Sample

RANDOM SAMPLE

Matthew D. Turner, PhD

EPPP exam expert, child psychologist and devoted dad.

Candidates

CANDIDATES FOR APA PRESIDENT

Candidates express their views

Members will elect the association’s next president this fall.

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