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Psych
in the News:
1) "The Popularity Gap:
A new study reveals that for teens, it's not whether you're really
popular. It's whether you think you are"- Newsweek, 5/15/08.
2)
"Could Violent Video Games Reduce Rather Than Increase Violence?"-
Science Daily, 5/15/08.
3)
"Having less power impairs the mind and ability to get ahead, study
shows"- APS, 5/15/08.
4)
"Young children with OCD benefit from family-based treatment"-
Eurekalert, 5/15/08.
5)
"Obesity tied to risk of psychiatric disorders"- Reuters,
5/15/08.
6)
"Teenage girls still experience harassment"- Eurekalert,
5/15/08.
7)
"Study uses music to explore the autistic brain's emotion
processing"- USC, 5/7/08.
8)
"Sweeping analysis of research reinforces strong media influence on
women's body image"- Eurekalert, 5/12/08.
9)
"Mixed Results For Late-talking Toddlers"- Science Daily,
5/15/08.
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CONFERENCES,
WORKSHOPS, SEMINARS
1) The Obsessive Compulsive Foundation’s Annual Conference
will be held in Boston, MA on Aug. 1-3. Special track for
professionals, including a scientific track. CEU/CME
credits offered. Register at www.ocfoundation.org.
For up-to-date conference
listings, & more info about the conferences above, visit
the Psychwatch
Conference Page. To post a conference, write to webmaster@psychwatch.com.
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POSITION ANNOUNCEMENTS
1) NEW YORK, USA:
Psychologist - The Rose F. Kennedy Children's Evaluation
and Rehabilitation Center of the Albert Einstein College
of Medicine of Yeshiva University has an exciting
opportunity for a part-time psychologist ...
Openings,
visit the
Psychwatch Job Page.
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