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1. NIMH to raise awareness of depression in men
The National Institute of Mental Health has tapped the true stories of six men in a campaign to reduce the stigma of men seeking help for depression.
(June 2003)
2. Race perceptions affect children's job hopes
African-American children sense that the work force is racially divided — a perception that influences their own job aspirations.
(June 2003)
3. I/O conference examines Army Special Forces, workplace incivility
Performance enhancement for the Green Berets and the detrimental effects of rude co-workers were among the topics covered at the annual conference of APA's Div. 14.
(June 2003)
4. How do words interfere with the time it takes to name pictures?
The researchers examined whether common and rare words superimposed over the pictures of line-drawn objects had different effects on how long it took for participants to name the object pictured.
(June 2003)
5. A champion for psychology education
A task force calls for APA to step up its efforts in early-childhood education and care.
(June 2003)
6. State Leadership Conference--Health-care reform: A difficult road
Starr cautioned against plans that propose to overhaul Medicare by converting the system from a plan that specifies which services are covered to a plan that offers specified dollar amounts.
(May 2003)
7. HRT doesn't boost quality of life, study finds
Women did not experience significant improvements in their general health, vitality, mental health, depressive symptoms or sexual satisfaction while on HRT.
(May 2003)
8. Psychologists discuss developing corporate ethics
Corporate woes can be avoided by passing clear laws with consequences, developing an ethical business culture and teaching executives about self-serving bias and judgment errors.
(May 2003)
9. Everyday fears trump worries about terrorism
A unique Sesame Workshop study finds that 6- to 11-year-olds worry more about daily problems than threats of war and terrorism.
(May 2003)
10. Acceleration: Is moving ahead the right step?
Gifted students can struggle when they are accelerated without effective study habits, access to similarly talented peers and a supportive family or encouraging mentor, such as a teacher or counselor.
(May 2003)

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