September 2015 | Monitor on Psychology
Vol. 46 No. 8
On the Cover: New APA policy bans psychologist participation in national security interrogations
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New APA policy bans psychologist participation in national security interrogations
Association takes strong stance in response to findings of independent review
QUESTIONNAIRE
It’s time to change the way we think about human potential, says Scott Barry Kaufman.
ETHICALLY SPEAKING
Researchers have an ethical obligation to be sure that human participants are capable of making informed decisions when they are considering whether or not to be part of any study.
Features
News from APA's Center for Workforce Studies.
More than a million children and adolescents are caring for family members. What are the consequences for their development?
Researchers at the “Work, Stress and Health 2015” conference explored ways to improve and sustain employees’ well-being.
Meet five PreK–12 teachers who put psychological science to work in their classrooms.
An APA group has condensed the scientific literature into an easy-to-use resource for PreK–12 teachers.
This year’s APA Golden Psi Award goes to a psychologist-designed public charter school in Florida.
The following awards were presented during APA’s 2015 Annual Convention in Toronto, Aug. 6–9.
The 2014–15 APA/APF Congressional Fellows advanced national health priorities.
UPFRONT
- APA’s role in striking down prohibitions on same-sex marriage
- By the numbers
- Worldwide help: Free psychological interventions could reach millions worldwide
- Meet APA’s Committee on Sexual Orientation and Gender Diversity
- Science still seen as a male profession
- Gender neutral: Colleges help nonconforming students identify themselves
RANDOM SAMPLE
A full-time mother researching graduate programs in nutrition science.
CANDIDATES FOR APA PRESIDENT
Members will elect the association’s next president this fall.
COLUMNS
From the CEO
In the Public Interest
Judicial Notebook
DEPARTMENTS
American Psychological Foundation