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2008 Photograph by Patricia G. Steinhoff September • olume 71 • Number 3 V Journal of the American Sociological Association The Journal of Microsociologies A “Confronting the State One on One” Cooley-Mead Address Deception Debate Social Psychology Quarterly September 2008 Vol. 71 No. 3 pp. 209–320 SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY QUARTERLY Periodicals postage paid (ISSN 0190–2725) at Washington, DC and 1430 K Street NW, Suite 600 additional mailing offices Washington, DC 20005 Prices subject to change. Applied Social Psychology and Managing Understanding Social Problems Buunk and Linda Steg, Abraham P. 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COOK AND TOSHIO YAMAGISHI 215 A Defense of Deception on Scientific Grounds RALPH HERTWIG AND ANDREAS ORTMANN 222 Deception in Social Psychological Experiments: Two Misconceptions and a Research Agenda COOLEY-MEAD AWARD 2007 JANE D. MCLEOD 228 Introduction of James S. House: Recipient of the 2007 Cooley-Mead Award JAMES S. HOUSE 232 Social Psychology, Social Science, and Economics: Twentieth Century Progress and Problems, Twenty-First Century Prospects TWO ON HAPPINESS JASON SCHNITTKER 257 Diagnosing our National Disease: Trends in Income and Happiness, 1973 to 2004 AMY C. WILKINS 281 “Happier than Non-Christians”: Collective Emotions and Symbolic Boundaries among Evangelical Christians ARTICLE INNA ALTSCHUL, DAPHNA OYSERMAN, AND DEBORAH BYBEE 302 Racial-ethnic Self-schemas and Segmented Assimilation: Identity and the Academic Achievement of Hispanic Youth The Journal of Microsociologies A JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN SOCIOLOGICAL ASSOCIATION Notice to Contributors (Revised December 2006) Submission of Manuscripts 1. Ethics: Submission of a manuscript to another professional journal while it is under review by SPQ is regarded by the ASA as unethical. Significant findings or contributions that have already appeared (or will appear) elsewhere must be clearly identified. All persons who publish in ASA journals are required to abide by ASA guidelines and ethics codes regarding plagiarism and other ethical issues. 2. What to include: a. A $25.00 manuscript processing fee payable to the American Sociological Association. First submissions of