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Observer
Volume 23, Number 2: February 2010
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Modern Love
By Ann Conkle

The increased popularity of online and speed dating has been a boon for enterprising researchers — providing huge datasets chronicling real world behavior and unprecedented opportunities to explore.

Presidential Column
Flavor Learning in Utero and Infancy
An Interview with Julie Mennella

By Linda Bartoshuk
Continuing her tour of food behavior science, Linda Bartoshuk brings us an interview with Julie Mennella, the pioneering researcher who showed that learning to like flavors begins even before we are born.

New Accreditation System Approves First Program in Historic Milestone for Clinical Science
The Psychological Clinical Science Accreditation System has reviewed its first program and is well on its way to being the standard bearer in the training of clinical psychologists.

Commentary on Baker, McFall, and Shoham's Psychological Science In the Public Interest Report on the Future of Clinical Psychology

History Corner
The Original Eye Tracking Device
By Nick Joyce and Lewis P. Lipsitt

 

Voices of Experience

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 Observations

Could Acetaminophen Ease Psychological Pain?

Scent of a Woman: Men's Testosterone Responses to Olfactory Ovulation Cues

Right-handed Chimpanzees Provide Clues to the Origin of Human Language


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Revisiting the Green Monster

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 Teaching Tips

Incorporating Philosophy in Every Psychology Course and Why It Matters

 Students

They're Just Not That Into Your Research: Rejection in Academia


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