Observer
Volume 22, Number 5: May/June 2009

Presidential Column
On the Future of APS Journals
In his final Presidential Column, Mischel examines the challenges and opportunities facing our journals.

Playing God
Recent findings in epigenetics speak to basic and enduring questions not just within psychology but in virtually all discussions about human character and individual differences.

Rising Stars
In a continuation of this series profiling up-and-coming researchers, we present another set of international future leaders of psychological science.

The National Cancer Institute: A Hub for Psychological and Behavioral Sciences
The National Cancer Institute is at the forefront of advancing basic and applied behavioral research that will help reduce the burden of disease.

Cattell Sabbatical Awardee Announced
This year's Cattell Fund Fellowship recipient is Jeansok Kim, an Associate Professor of Psychology & Neurobiology and Behavior at the University of Washington in Seattle.

History Corner
Recalling Psychology's Past: The Memory Drum
Memory researchers sure had the beat when they developed this tool to track learning and memory.

Blackwell Publishing

 Observations

What I Was Doing Versus What I Did

Is That Your Final Answer?

Picky Preschoolers

On the Newsstand

 Teaching Tips

Ethics in the Introduction to Psychology Course

 Student Notebook

In Search of Funding

2009 Student Research Award Winners

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Annual Reviews
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