| Professional Psychology, Research and Practice 1999 |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| A case for interdependence in psychology. | Psychology and mental health | Herdman, Roger, McCarty, Richard |
| A step backward in the recovered memory debate.(response to B.P. Karon and A.J. Widener, Professional Psychology: Research and Practice, vol. 29, p. 482, 1998) | Psychology and mental health | Lilienfeld, Scott O., Loftus, Elizabeth F. |
| Good psychologists must also be good citizens. | Psychology and mental health | Baird, Brian |
| Moving toward a broader model of health care. | Psychology and mental health | Bradley, Bill |
| Psychology and the law: a shared vision for the 21st century. | Psychology and mental health | DeLeon, Patrick H., Ogloff, James R.P., Beavers, Donna J. |
| Repressed memories: just the facts.(response to articles by Scott O. Lilienfeld and Elizabeth F. Loftus and by Mark Pendergrast in this issue, p. 623) | Psychology and mental health | Karon, Bertram P., Widener, Anmarie J. |
| Rotary International - a private partner in a public health battle: a model for psychology? | Psychology and mental health | DeLeon, Patrick H., Long, Edward R., Gemski, Liz |
| Smearing in the name of scholarship.(response to B.P. Karon and A.J. Widener, Professional Psychology: Research and Practice, vol. 29, p. 482, 1998) | Psychology and mental health | Pendergrast, Mark |
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