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May/June, 2013


Observer Article

The Case for Research Training

By ANDREW KESSLER
Observer Vol.16, No.5 May, 2003

Research training has been a core issue for the American Psychological Society since our founding nearly 15 years ago. It’s something we raise with Congress and federal agencies when we ... More>

Presidential Column

Donald W. Fiske

Observer Vol.16, No.5 May, 2003

This month’s column is a memorial to one of the field’s pioneering researchers in methodology, who happened to also be Susan Fiske’s father. He passed away after a long illness, ... More>

Member Article

100 Years of ‘the Experimentalists’

By GERRY EVERDING
Observer Vol.16, No.5 May, 2003

The Society of Experimental Psychologists celebrated the beginning of its centennial year March 7-8, 2003 by holding its 100th annual meeting at Washington University in St. Louis. The centennial observation ... More>

Observer Article

NIMH Strategies for Moving Evidence-Based Mental Illness Treatments from Laboratory to Real World Therapies

By RICHARD HÉBERT
Observer Vol.16, No.5 May, 2003

Internet Resources The following web pages trace the various NIMH programs relevant to translational research: Report of the NIMH Clinical Treatment and Services Research Workgroup Interventions and Practice Research Infrastructure ... More>

Observer Article

Geography of Thought

By Kate Volpe
Observer Vol.16, No.5 May, 2003

Several years ago in the Psychology Department at the University of Michigan, a student said something to Richard Nisbett that changed Nisbett’s way of thinking and studying about cognition. “There ... More>

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