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COVER PACKAGE
 Get the credit you deserve
Talking openly about credit early in the project may be the key to avoiding authorship disputes.
Prevention on paper
Authorship contracts give researchers an avenue to discuss and resolve sticky authorship questions–before a paper is published.
DEGREE IN SIGHT
Discussing your findings
Your dissertation's discussion should tell a story, say experts. What do your data say?
Making the most of your model
Your program's position on the science-practice continuum helps to shape your employment options–but it need not limit them.
CAREER CENTER
Dual-career couples
Finding one good job is hard enough. Finding two takes hard work, patience, compromise and a bit of luck.
Postgrad growth area: Acquired brain injury
Breaking into business
Opportunities for psychology jobs in the business world abound–as long as you think creatively and learn the right skills.
A global perspective
Experts and students offer tips on adding an international focus to your psychology work.
CLASS ACT
Learning the language
Postdoc Gwen Frishkoff blends her linguistics and cognitive psychology backgrounds to study how we acquire new words.
Putting ACT to the test
Two graduate students are examining the effectiveness of APA's antiviolence program.
DEPARTMENTS
Inbox
Matters to a degree
Research roundup
Chair's
corner
APAGS news
Jobs, internships, postdocs, etc.
THE LATEST
Learn about science and technology policy
More internship sites offer multicultural training than you may think, study suggests
The don'ts of grad school applications
You've been matched! What's next?
How many practicum hours do training directors want?
Polish your networking skills at psychology's regional meetings
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