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1. President's Column--Politicizing science
There is at least a subset of members who think that we should not be taking positions on any politically sensitive issue.
(December 2004)
2. President's column--Obstacles to female full professorship: Another civil-rights issue
The higher percentage of female faculty among untenured and associate professors has not been advancing rapidly into the ranks of full professors.
(November 2004)
3. President's column--In crisis, psychologists know no borders
Human and natural disasters, and the mental health crises they create, like all aspects of psychology, also know no borders.
(October 2004)
4. President's column — The diversity among us
Representatives from APA divisions, state associations, provinces and territories, plus the Board of Directors (the executive committee of Council) meet twice a year to conduct the business of APA.
(September 2004)
5. President's column--Rising above the situation
Even those of us who understand the power of situations to shape behavior will still attribute more of the variance in individual behavior to dispositional traits than to the context, which is the standard definition for this "error" in attributing why people behave as we do.
(July 2004)
6. President's column: Prejudice in any language
The project is designed to take some of the best academic literature on prejudice and translate it into multiple languages, so that the information will be available to speakers of many different languages.
(June 2004)
7. Hi yo' silver psychologists
The baby-boomer generation is approaching the age group developmental psychologists euphemistically call the "young-old."
(May 2004)
8. President's column--Dr. Manners on e-mail dos and don'ts
Stripped of its usual context, e-mail communication can be ambiguous, permitting recipients to assume that the intended meaning is whatever they expected it to be.
(April 2004)
9. President's column--Making it work: Recommendations for policies on working families
There are few middle class families that can afford home ownership, adequate health insurance or middle-class status on one salary.
(March 2004)
10. President's column--I dare you to try this at home (or at work)
Fallacies in arguments include using personal anecdotes to prove a point, referring to instinct, using emotional language, using correlational data as causal and seeing alternatives as black and white.
(February 2004)

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