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1 News D1 Business Features Book FALL 2012 ● Volume 47 ● Issue 2 NEWS 2 PICKREN | D1 President’s Column n n 13 Proposed Amendments to Provide a Voting Seat on Council for Each of the o o i i t t Four National Ethnic Minority Psychological Associations a a i i c c o o 27 Call for Teaching Awards s s s s A A 55 Call for Gold Medal Awards l l a a c c i i 57 Future APA Convention Dates g g o o l l o o h h D1 BUSINESS c c y y s s 6 Executive Committee Meeting Minutes P P n n a a c 10 Business Meeting Minutes c i i r r e e 16 COR Meeting Notes m m A A e e 29 2012 D1 Awards h h t t f f o o 58 New D1 Fellows e e n n O O FEATURES n n o o i i s s i 20 Notable 2012 APA Conference Poster Abstracts i v v i i D D 24 EICHENBAUM, KHAKSARU, & GELLAR | APA Convention Research Spotlight ● ● y y g g 34 Anne Anastasi Award Winners o o l l o o 49 BUQUE & LEE | Invited Feature Article | Electronic Communication in Therapy h h c c y y s s 81 Editor’s Recommended Reading P P l l a a r r BOOK REVIEWS e e n n e e 64 REBETA | Will patients be left behind? Restoring psychotherapy as the first G G line intervention in behavioral care edited by N. Cummings and W. O'Donohue r r o o f f 69 MATSON | To Corsini or not to Corsini? The Corsini encyclopedia of y y t t psychology (4th ed.) edited by Weiner and Craighead e e i i c c o o 71 LEWIS | Finding one’s identity. The Spinoza problem by Irvin D. Yalom S S e e h h t 73 HOLLWITZ | A long, strange trip indeed. Everything I know about business I t f f learned from the Grateful Dead by Barry Barnes o o n n o o i i 78 TAKOOSHIAN | The wide world of psychology. The Oxford handbook of the t t a a history of psychology edited by David B. Baker c c i i l l b b u u D1 WHO, WHAT, AND HOW P P A A 83 Division 1 Membership Information 85 2012-2012 D1 Roster 86 TGP Staff and Submission Information 1 DIVISION 1 PRESIDENT’S COLUMN By Wade Pickren, Ph.D. Ithaca College What We Talk About When We Talk About General Psychology When we look back over the findings are discussed only in terms Presidential themes and addresses of the brain or neural events. Often, of the Society for General this has been so much so that the Psychology, we can see that the person—the human being— has been term General Psychology has been hard to find. While reductionistic deployed in many ways. For some, explanations are appealing—after all, it has meant a unified psychology, they appear to “explain” some aspect for others it has indicated a of human behavior—upon closer pluralistic approach, and for some, examination they may actually explain it has referred to the need for very little of felt human experience. foundational principles in One result has been a divorce, or at psychology. least a separation, from much of what people experience about themselves I realize that my three examples as psychological beings. This often only begin to indicate the plasticity and flexibility leads to a disconnect between psychological of the term. It is possible to see this plasticity as science and everyday experience, begetting the a weakness, but I prefer to see it as opening question Ludy Benjamin asked some years ago: exciting intellectual possibilities. For any field or “Why don’t they understand us?” discipline or profession to endure, it must hold within itself the possibility of renewal so that Thus, from where I stand, I see a great each generation can articulate a new possibility for General Psychology. Although I expression of the field. Such, I believe, is the find colonialist language distasteful, allow me to case with General Psychology. use it metaphorically. There is a vast territory of psychological experience that has been virtually Allow me to give one example. abandoned by European and Over the last 20-30 years, North American psychologists. much of what has traditionally (Interestingly, this is not the been called psychology has case in other countries and recast itself as cognitive cultures, many of them former science, neuroscience, social colonies, e.g., India). We can neuroscience, etc. colonize this territory with a Developments in these “new” fresh vision of general fields have been terribly psychology that resonates exciting and have garnered with what many human beings much well-deserved attention. However, there experience about themselves as psychological has been a heavy price paid in regard to persons. General Psychology would be that psychology. Many of these new fields have taken which speaks to emotions, human relationships, a highly reductionistic approach to understanding and the felt experience of spirituality, and that psychological processes. Many of the research which offers possibilities for addressing human THE GENERAL PSYCHOLOGIST - FALL 2012 2 needs and problems. And these are only some In light of these possibilities, Division One of the possibilities. Program Chair for 2013, Lisa Osbeck (left), is creating a program for Honolulu that will But APA Division One, Society for make a start toward this expression of General Psychology, cannot do it general psychology. We have forged alone. We must align ourselves with relationships with colleagues and leaders in like-minded psychologists and thinkers APA Divisions 9, 24, 26, 32, and 39, as well in many other areas. Among APA as with scientists and theorists from other divisions, we are likely to find fields. I hope you will join us by preparing colleagues we can work with in and submitting papers, symposia, and historical, theoretical, humanistic, and posters that articulate your own expression social psychology, as well as many in of General Psychology. the helping professions of psychology. Call for Volunteers Please help us review submissions for the D1 program at the 2013 American Psychological Association Convention in Honolulu, HI. If you would like to volunteer, please contact Lisa Osbeck, Program Chair, at [email protected]. FALL 2012 THE GENERAL PSYCHOLOGIST 3 Scenes from the APA Convention… Wade Pickren, President of Division 1, presents the Presidential Gavel to Past President Dean Keith Simonton. THE GENERAL PSYCHOLOGIST - FALL 2012 4 D1 IRB session in the Hilton D1 suite FALL 2012 THE GENERAL PSYCHOLOGIST 5 Notes from the 2012 APA Convention Division 1 Executive Committee Meeting Thursday August 2, 2012 7:00-8:50pm Peabody Hotel Celebration Room 11 Present: Josephine Tan, Brian Stagner, Gina Brelsford (recording), Greg Feist, Wade Pickren, Don Dewsbury, Doug Candland, Eric Charles, Joan Chrisler, Janet Sigal, John Hogan, Rosie Philips Bingham, Zoeann Finzi-Smith, Christine Charyton, Mark Terjesen, Dean Simonton, Richard Velayo, Nancy Felipe Russo, Harold Takooshian 1. Meeting was called to order at 7:15pm by the president. At Dean’s suggestion, each person introduced himself or herself, identifying his or her respective role(s) in the division. 2. It was mentioned by various committee members that George A. Miller passed away recently. D1 has an award related to Dr. Miller, so do we need to change the title of the award? 3. The minutes from the 2011 EC meeting were approved. 4. Dean Simonton needs to amend his president’s report because he did not announce that Janet Sigal was president-elect and Gordon Burghart was elected to member-at- large for D1. 5. Dean Simonton spoke about the awards for 2012 to be presented in 2013. He indicated they were stellar. He indicated that Piers Steel won the George A. Miller award for his article on procrastination. 6. Wade Pickren gave his president-elect report and announced the William James Book award winners. Co-award winners include: Wilma Koutstaal for the book The Agile Mind and Science as Psychology: Sense-Making and Identity in Science Practice by Drs. Osbeck, Nersessian, Malone, and Newstetter. Lisa Osbeck is our program chair for 2013. Theme for next year at APA (Hawaii) is “General Psychology in the 20th Century.” 7. Program chairs (Mark Terjesen and Greg Feist) reported on their program. Paper session submissions 11/13 accepted. Posters 30/40 posters accepted. Invited 2 addresses via invitation. Based on membership and attendance, 41 substantive hours and 7 non-substantive hours allocated from APA. We did not use all of our spaces this year, but in coming years our allotted hours will change. 8. Mark Terjesen as hospitality suite coordinator spoke about his push for filling the suite with presentations. First year for a pure Division 1 suite in some time. We put out a lot of notices about the suite, but not everyone may know about it. Please encourage THE GENERAL PSYCHOLOGIST - FALL 2012 6 others to attend the hospitality suite events. Costs are close to $1800 this year for the suite. When in Hawaii, think about the suite next year to optimize the time because suite programming is typically closed earlier. 9. Past-President report by Nancy Felipe Russo. Project that she developed was a policy committee. Thinking about the kinds of things that can be done in Division 1. Who else might be nominated for these committees? Nancy would prefer to have volunteers. Would like approval to explore a project for which we take on promoting voter registration for our members for the public interest.
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