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    June 2017 |Vol. 22, No. 1 PDF icon Download Issue (PDF, 8MB)opens in new window

    Featured Article

    President's column

    By Jennie Noll
    An introduction from the section's new president

    Best Practices

    • Considering parent-child relationship factors in delayed disclosure of child sexual abuse
      New research suggests that parent-child relationship factors influence child victims' decisions about whether and when to disclose sexual abuse, even when the parent is not the offender.
      By Sarah M. Tashjian, JD, Deborah Goldfarb, JD, and Gail S. Goodman

    Public Policy

    • Organizing — and reorganizing — during a chaotic time for federal policy
      An update from the APA Public Interest-Government Relations Office (PI-GRO).
      By Micah A. Haskell-Hoehl

    Early Career Psychologist Interview

    • Spotlight on early career psychologists (ECP)
      The current spotlighted ECP is a great role model for members interested in a career within an applied research setting that includes a combination of research, teaching and administrative tasks.
      By Helen Milojevich, PhD

    Student's Corner

    • Introducing the 2017 Student Advisory Board
      Meet the section's new student representatives and read their recommendations for how other students can maintain good self-care during graduate school.
      By Grace Bai and Jonathan Reader

    Div. 37 Interview

    • Interview with Samantha Brown, PhD
      Samantha Brown, currently a post-doctoral fellow in the Department of Psychology at the University of Denver, offers her advice to graduate students in child maltreatment research.
      By Ciera Schoonover

    Spotlight on Diversity Research

    • Relationships between childhood victimization and suicidality among sexual minority youth
      Research suggests that child maltreatment contributes to increased suicidality among sexual minority youth.
      By Amanda Hasselle

    Publications and Resources Corner

    • Section members at work
      Section members' recent work and accomplishments.

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