October 2004
Volume 17, Number 10
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Forum letters
Media violence and "client" vs. "patient." (Letters) |
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Peace in the Middle East May Be Impossible
By Eric Jaffe Lee D. Ross, in his William James Fellow Award Address, on naïve realism and conflict resolution. (News) |
| 3. |
Fatal Attraction
By Sheldon Solomon, Jeff Greenberg, and Tom Pyszczynski A new study suggests a relationship between fear of death and political preferences. (News) |
| 4. |
Global Impact
By Siri Carpenter How international collaborations strengthen science. (News) |
| 5. |
Living and Learning
By Jefferson A. Singer As a Fulbright scholar in England, Jefferson A. Singer split time between studying and making memories. (News) |
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Home Sweet Home?
By Nan M. Sussman Fulbright scholar Nan M. Sussman discusses cultural transitions, identity, and stress in Hong Kong Chinese re-migrants. (News) |
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Non-Human Nature
By H. Carl Haywood H. Carl Haywood reviews Intelligence of Apes and Other Rational Beings. (News) |
| 8. |
In Appreciation: Leo Joseph Postman
By Organized by Ruth H. Maki A collection of remembrances about notable psychologist Leo J. Postman. (News) |
| 9. |
Brave New World ... Wide Web
By Michael Schulte-Mecklenbeck Blending old teaching methods with a cutting-edge virtual learning environment. (Teaching Tips) |
| 10. |
The Importance of Introductory Psychology Courses
By Eugene Chan The October Student Notebook touches on the essential aspects of a good introductory psychology course. (Student Notebook) |
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People
(News) |
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Great Dissertations: Mark I
By Henry L. Roediger, III In the first of a series of occasional columns, Immediate Past President Roddy Roediger breaks down the top dissertations ever published. (News) |
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Patients and Impatience
By Robert W. Levenson APS President Robert W. Levenson makes a call to the best and brightest psychologists to turn their attention toward mental health. (Presidential Column) |