October 2016 | Monitor on Psychology

Vol. 47 No. 9
October 2016 | Monitor on Psychology

On the Cover: Rising stars

  • 9 Rising stars

    Meet a group of early career psychologists who confronted problems and found unique ways to solve them

Depression during pregnancy

CE CORNER

Depression during pregnancy is an often-overlooked opportunity to intervene early

Cultural norms say pregnancy is a blissful time, but 9 percent of women meet criteria for major depression

Wonder Woman

TIME CAPSULE

Psychology's superhero

At the dawn of the golden age of comic books, psychologist William Moulton Marston brought to life the first feminist crusader

Della Mosley

Features

Students lead anti-racism efforts

Graduate students are organizing to support the Black Lives Matter movement

Behavioral therapy works best for insomnia

Cognitive behavioral therapy for insomnia is better than medications, but more psychologists need training in the treatment

A modern Greek Odyssey

With an innovative program based on Homer’s epic, Chryse Hatzichristou is helping teachers help their students

Healing and growth after a mass murder

After a gunman massacred members of a Sikh temple in 2012, Puni Kalra's mental health team replaced tragedy with resilience

Policy brief: APA'S continuing push to prevent gun violence

APA has been a longtime proponent of stronger gun laws. Here's a summary of our latest efforts and what you can do.

Conversation: 5 questions for Jon Krosnick

The Stanford political psychologist gives his take on this year's extraordinary election

Catching psychosis early

Psychologists are at the forefront of helping young people at risk of mental health crisis

Left out

Two recent studies suggest that mental health professionals are less likely to take on African-American and working-class clients

Untenured and untethered

The trend of replacing tenure-track faculty with adjuncts means low pay, worse academic outcomes and more

Psychologist-delivered, physician-approved

Primary-care practices appreciate having integrated behavioral health consultants, Mercy Health has found

Graduate education: How to stay on track when you hit a roadblock

Feeling harassed or treated unfairly in graduate school? Here are eight ways students can address the problem

Employers seek experts to analyze behavioral data

Psychologists are finding new career opportunities in data science

8 ways to network better on Twitter

Your next job or grant may be 140 characters away

Analyzing culture for corporations

Patricia Sunderland conducts consumer research to help companies develop new products and ad campaigns

News from APA

The latest from the association on convention, human rights, careers and the CEO search

By the Numbers: Death rate rises

Behavioral and mental health-related problems, including Alzheimer’s disease, drug overdoses and suicide, are among the causes of the increased U.S. death rate

Members to vote on APA bylaws changes

APA members will be asked to vote on whether to reconfigure APA’s Board of Directors and whether to create a new affiliate membership category. The ballot will be mailed Nov. 1 and the election closes Dec. 15.

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