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Article: Psychology group regrets publishing pedophilia ...
The Washington Times;  June 10, 1999 ;     700+ words ...The American Psychological Association did an abrupt about-face yesterday on an article it published about pedophilia, calling it "inflammatory" in an apologetic letter to House Majority Whip Tom DeLay. Raymond D. Fowler, CEO of the APA, hand-carried a copy of the letter to the offices of Rep. Dave

Article: Psychology: Group Involvement and Media Bias
The Washington Post;  November 30, 1992 ;     422 words ...When the news media cover issues that matter to specific groups of people, they are fair and accurate - except when it comes to your own group. Then bias really shows and it's clearly unfavorable to your side. That, a new study shows, is what most people think, no matter what group they belong to

Article: Psychology group opens 2 new offices.(Health ...
Crain's Cleveland Business;  November 15, 2004 ;     638 words ...Byline: Shannon Mortland Psychological and Behavioral Consultants, a practice group of psychiatrists, psychologists, psychiatric nurses and social workers, this month opened offices in Elyria and Willoughby Hills. The Willoughby Hills office, at 2770 SOM Center Road, and the Elyria practice, at 347

Article: Psychology group calms Utahns over film on LDS
Deseret News (Salt Lake City);  April 30, 2005 ;     700+ words ...It wasn't quite an apology, but Utah psychologists got some satisfaction this week during a visit from a national officer of the American Psychological Association. The visit came Wednesday after members of the Utah Psychological Association complained that the national organization had

Article: New management psychology study findings have been ...
Psychology & Psychiatry Journal;  April 25, 2009 ;     700+ words ..."Research suggests that ''front-line'' service jobs typically require emotional labour owing to the high levels of interpersonal interaction inherent in such work. Although emotional labour can be performed face-to-face (in person) or voice-to-voice (on the telephone), little is known about whether

Article: Report summarizes management psychology study ...
Psychology & Psychiatry Journal;  April 25, 2009 ;     700+ words ...According to recent research from Amsterdam, Netherlands, "The purpose of this paper is to examine: gender differences in the choice to perform challenging tasks, gender differences in the actual performance of challenging tasks, and the impact of challenging experiences on supervisors' evaluations

Article: Integrated Disease Management: Psychology and ...
Behavioral Health Management;  July 1, 1997 ;     700+ words ...A working model developed by a psychological group practice Disease management for chronic conditions is the focus today of every major HMO, insurer, medical center and pharmaceutical company. The reason is plain to see: current estimated costs for nonadherence to prescribed medical regimens is