The General Psychologist

In this issue: Presidential Column: "The New Year: A Time for Change and Big Ideas"; A Tribute to Michael Wertheimer; An overview of the Hilgard award presentation from the APA Annual Convention by J Bruce Overmier, Ph.D.

In this issue: DIVE activities and accomplishments, profile on John D. Hogan, PhD, and reproductive justice.

In this issue: A tribute to Lewis P. Lipsitt, PhD; Student member spotlight - Swestha Jain; Member and student submissions.

In this issue: Div. 1 president reflects on the end of the year; an interview with Florence Denmark.

In this issue: looking back to 1969 to find lessons for today; United Nations Day; saluting Olivia Hooker, PhD, and more.

In this issue: The Raymond Corsini Student Poster Award, archival research, interviews with Natasha Otto, teaching resources and meaningful retirement.

In this issue: Midwinter meeting activities, revised bylaws and a profile of Carl Hovland.

In this issue: Div. 1 celebrates awards recipients at 2016 convention; president's priorities include better communication; erasing the shame from suicide and more.

In this issue: Psychologist Jerome Bruner turns 100, toxic fatherhood, integrating mindfulness practice into psychological care and more.

This newsletter addresses Div. 1's 70th anniversary greetings, Nancy Baker's presidential column, Div. 1's Hoffman Report statement, call for nominations for president-elect for Div. 1, Mark Sciutto's Div. 1 message, becoming a fellow, new fellows, remembering Sigmund Koch, the award coordinator’s report, and "Nicholas A. Cummings: Psychology's Provocateur" book review.

In this issue: Chronicling the experience of Ed English; Div. 1 is celebrating its 70th anniversary at the division's social hour at the 2015 APA convention in Toronto; Review of “Sitting Together: Essential Skills for Mindfulness-Based Psychotherapy” and more.

In this issue: The legacy of the Genovese tragedy; the Kitty Genovese memorial conference; the history of Div. 1 presidents; welcome to members and students, and more.

In this issue: Human sexuality in introductory college psychology, Anne Anastasi Graduate Student Poster Award winner, advice for future graduate students and the rewards and benefits of becoming an AP Reader.

In this issue: Psychological interactions through electronic communication and its implications, presentation abstracts from the 2012 convention, awards announcements, division news, recommended reading and more.

In this issue: the evolution of consumerism, applying psychology to public health issues, a new publication from the division book series, a proposed bylaw change allowing online member voting, optimizing the classroom, book reviews, division news, and more.

In this issue: meet the APA presidential candidates, an APF call for nominations, Student award winners, the council of representatives report, a message from the division president, upcoming division events plus more member news.

In this issue: division programming at the upcoming APA convention, a message from the Early Career Professional Task Force, Division 1 award winners, Jun Li Explores American high school students’ interest in science, upcoming division events plus more member news.

In this issue: APA presidential candidates, a call for nominations for division awards, a message from the Graduate Student Committee, the presentation "A Scientific, Conceptual, and Ethical Critique of the Report of the APA Task Force on Sexual Orientation", statistical education of psychologists, and additional member news.

In this issue: division programming at the upcoming APA convention, a discussion of evolutionary psychology, the Division 1 Liaison to the Committee on International Relations in Psychology (CIRP), a book review of "Human Relations in Interracial Housing", plus upcoming division events and additional member news.

In this issue: APA convention photos, APA presidential candidates, Division 52 connections, call for awards, the graduate student corner, student poster abstracts, and preserving psychology's past.

In this issue: Anne Anastasi Graduate Student Award and biography, convention division programming, confessions of a peripatetic psychologist, how psychology teaches theology about the reality of evil, plus upcoming events and division member news.

In this issue: a recap of the 2008 APA convention, student poster awards, technology and APA, executive committee minutes, a message from the division president, on becoming a master teacher, we examine how some psychologists are redefining retirement as a new phaseof life, plus more division events and member news.

SPECIAL POSTER ABSTRACTS SUPPLEMENT In this special issue: read the abstracts from the 2008 Student Poster Awards including "Mindfulness Meditation: Physiological Effects and Clinical Applications", "Chinese Immigrants’ Explanatory Models of Schizophrenia in New York City", and many others.

In this issue: the 2008 convention attractions, introducing the new president-elect, evolutionary insight into siblings’ psychological bag of tricks, the gender similarities hypothesis, the Division Leadership Conference, plus council meeting minutes and more member news.

In this issue: APA presidential candidates, cognitive dissonance theory, Stephen L. Chew examines faulty beliefs about how people learn, Eminent Women in Psychology symposium, division committee reports and more member news.

In this issue: Searching for Köhler’s casa amarilla, The Cultural Nature of Human Development, the social complexity of a school fight, recent developments in research ethics, a profile of the efficient email user, the psychological uses of photography, division convention programming, and more member news.

In this issue: The executive committee report, a message from the division president, a discussion of the science-practice divide, reading into the soul of science, minority perspectives in psychology, the 17 great ideas of clinical science, and more division news.

In this issue: A message from the division president, division announcements, convention programming, psychology at the movies, officer and committee chairs, and the APA council of representatives report.

In this issue: Division 1 convention programming, voting for APA president, a message from the division president, division news and announcments, the psychology of religion, psychology at the movies, popular psychology books, and officers and committee chairs.

In this issue: How social science can reduce terrorism, a message from the division president, Richard Nisbett’s "The Geography of Thought", the death of behaviorism, psychology at the movies, Alexandra Rutherford examines "The Woman Problem", celebrating Raymond J. Corsini, APA council reports, and other division news.

In this issue: Division 1 news, announcements for members, a symposium on IRBs, annual division activities, and the minutes of the executive meetings.

In this issue: the executive committee meeting minutes, letters to the editor, J. Bruce Overmier discusses whether primitive association processes are fundamental, Eminent Women in Psychology Symposium, and a message from the division president.

In this issue: A message from the division president, an article about Harry Frederick Harlow and other experimental psychologists, cognitive dissonance theory, and other division news.

In this issue: A message from the division president, a look at whether psychological research can survive insitutional review boards, Jacob Feldman discusses simplicity and complexity in human concept learning, candidate statements and other division news.

In this issue: an interview with Ray Corsini, a study of integration themes in clinical psychology, an article from Wilse B. Webb about his long career in psychology, and the 24th Annual Eminent Women in Psychology Symposium.

In this issue: We look at the legacy of the late Anne Anastasi, division election results, we examine children's behavior and the development of their minds, J. Philippe Rushton looks at race, brain size and IQ, and more.

In this issue: Candidate statements, misconceptions about memory, an examination of race and IQ, and a message from the division president.

In this issue: how the brain computes aesthetic preferences, whether the field of psychology has become the science of questionnaires, we revisit Maier's Experiment and the unsolved mystery of fixation and seizure, a message from the division president, and more.

In this issue: We continue examining hedonism in psychology, selectionism in the new century, teaching psychology students that creativity is a decision, candidate statements, and proposed amendments to the division bylaws.

In this issue: Kurt Salinger's study on the behavioral mechanism of the search for casual relationships, the pleasures and aggravations of babies, executive meeting minutes, the hidden unity and problematic hedonism of psychology.

In this issue: ethics and the evolving social contract in psychology, the research of self control, an interview with Dr. Phil Zimbardo, an interview with Dr. William Bevan, psychological trivia, a message from the division president, the executive meeting minutes, and division convention programming.

In this issue: IQ tests and competency, psychology and the criminal justice system, reason and our emotions, a comment about the "Passion Papers", psychological pursuit, letters to the editor, a message from the division president, and candidate statements.

In this issue: the real tragedy of schizophrenia, an interview with Professor Gregory A. Kimble, psychology's dependency on words, the president's column, candidate statements, the executive committee meetings, and more division news.