Observer

September 2009
Volume 22, Number 7

1. Spicing Up Psychological Science
By Linda Bartoshuk
(Presidential Column)
 
2. APS Member Receives Presidential Early Career Award
(News)
 
3. On the Newsstand
(Observation)
 
4. New APS Award Recognizes Early Career Achievement
(Observation)
 
5. Staying Sharp: Researchers Discuss the Aging Brain
(Observation)
 
6. The Burden of Stimulus Money
By Daniel S. Greenberg
(Commentary)
 
7. New APS Leaders
By Ann Conkle
(News)
 
8. Keeping Science Moving in Tight Times
(Cover Story)
 
9. Baird Proposes Behavioral Research at the Department of Energy
By Amy Pollick
(News)
 
10. European Federations and APS Unite to Advance Psychological Science
(News)
 
11. Alloy and Abramson: Demystifying Bipolar Disorder
By Barbara Isanski
(News)
 
12. The Orphan Paper
By Henry L. Roediger, III
(Commentary)
 
13. Thinking Big, Starting Small: Addressing Common Challenges in Teaching Psychology in Europe
By Annie Trapp
(News)
 
14. Graphing Literacy in the Psychology Major: Florence Nightingale and the Creation of a Beautiful Display of Data
By Susan A. Nolan and Thomas E. Heinzen
(Teaching Tips)
 
15. The Difficulties of Scientific Writing
By Michael W. Kraus
(Student Notebook)
 
16. New APSSC Board Members
(Student Notebook)
 
17. Members in the News
(News)