Monitor on Psychology - April 2012 - (Page A5)

PlenARy TOPiCs And sPeAKeRs develOPMenT in sOCiAl COnTexT Janet Mann, PhD, Growing Up Dolphin Laurence Steinberg, PhD, Should the Science of Adolescent Brain Development Influence Public Policy? deCisiOns, deCisiOns, deCisiOns: decision Making in social Context Robert Hogan, PhD, The Modern Manager: Money Maker or Mental Health Menace Valerie F. Reyna, PhD, Risk Perception and Risky Decision Making: From Viruses to Vaccines Elke U. Weber, PhD, Query Theory: Knowing What We Want by Arguing With Ourselves Drew I. Westen, PhD The lively Mind Teresa M. Amabile, PhD, Creativity, Productivity, and Commitment: Revelations From the Work Diaries Howard Gardner, PhD, The Theory of Multiple Intelligences: Reflections on the First Thirty Years, Speculations About Future Developments inTeRdisCiPlinARiTy: dissemination and implementation Dean L. Fixsen, PhD, The “Evidence-Based Program” Movement Is Dead; Long Live the EBP Movement! Bonnie J. Spring, PhD, A Science of Team Science to Optimize Research and Practice Antonette Zeiss, PhD, Psychological Services for Veterans: Integral to Interdisciplinary VA Health Care FROnTieRs in eATinG And exeRCise Barbara J. Rolls, PhD, High Satiety: Avoiding Obesity in a Super-Sized World Paul Rozin, PhD, Eating and Food Choice: Biological, Psychological, and Cultural Perspectives Wendy A. Suzuki, PhD, Exercise Education and the Brain huRTinG And heAlinG Robert A. Stern, PhD, David X. Cifu, MD, and Gerard A. Gioia, PhD, Concussion and Repetitive Subconcussive Brain Trauma: Consequences for Athletes, Troops, and Legislation Sean Mackey, MD, PhD, The Strain in Pain Lies Mainly in the Brain Matthew K. Nock, PhD, Why Do People Hurt Themselves? Recent Advances in the Understanding of Suicide and Self-Injury Albert “Skip” Rizzo, PhD, Virtual Reality Goes to War: Innovations in Military Behavioral Health Care FAiRness And JusTiCe Frans B. M. de Waal, PhD, Ape to Angel: Primate Evolution and Moral Building Blocks Anthony G. Greenwald, PhD, What Role Will Race Play in the 2012 Presidential Election? Isaac Prilletensky, PhD, Wellness as Fairness: Individual, Interpersonal, Internet, and Institutional Interventions whAT eveRy PsyChOlOGisT needs TO KnOw AbOuT—epigenetics Emilie Rissman, PhD, Lessons From Sex Differences in Mice and Their Translation to Mental Illness The lATe shOw: For lCPs—“late Career Psychologists”—Only Nancy K. Schlossberg, PhD, “I Don’t Need Your Rockin’ Chair”: New Adventures in Retirement Guide FOR The PeRPlexed: Mixed-Methods Research in the service of social Justice Donna M. Mertens, PhD uP ClOse And PeRsOnAl An interview with Janet E. Helms, PhD—internationally known for developing the ground-breaking racial identity theory relevant to White, Black, and “womanist” identity development. Go to www.apa.org/convention to register for the 2012 APA Convention beginning on April 16, 2012 5 http://www.apa.org/convention

Table of Contents for the Digital Edition of Monitor on Psychology - April 2012

Monitor on Psychology - April 2010
Letters
President’s Column
Contents
From the CEO
Internship Shortage Continues
Mental Health Services Remain Scarce at Community Colleges
Apa Weighs in on the Constitutionality of Life Without Parole for Juvenile Offenders
Apa Praises Court’s Support for Equality
New Mobile App Answers Psychologists’ Clinical Questions
Nih Offers Free Web Resources for Psychologist Researchers
New and Improved Psyclink
In Brief
Government Relations Update
Time Capsule
Questionnaire
Random Sample
Judicial Notebook
Early Career Psychology
Psychologist Profile
Coal Miners’ Dilemma
The Science of Political Advertising
Science Watch
Science Directions
More Support Needed for Trauma Interventions
The Case Against Spanking
Innovative Psychology at the High School Level
Speaking of Education
Apa Divisions Reach Out to New Psychologists
New Journal Editors
A Home Base for Multiple Fields
Division Spotlight
American Psychological Foundation
Awards and Funding Opportunities
Personalities

Monitor on Psychology - April 2012