The 2007 annual meeting was held in Washington, DC. Minutes of the business meeting are attached here.
The clinical sections of the APS program included three invited talks and three symposia. Their titles and links to more content are provided below.
Dissemination of Effective Treatment for PTSD: Successes and Challenges. Edna Foa.
Toward a Neuroscience of the Social Regulation of Emotion. James Coan.
Integrating Affective Neuroscience and Developmental Psychopathology: Research on Anxiety. Daniel Pine.
Lost in Thought: Rumination and Depression. Susan Nolen-Hoeksema.
Assessing Cognitive Biases in Depression and Suicidality Using Laboratory-Based Measures. Chair: Regina Miranda. Presenters: Christopher Beevers, Jutta Joormann, Matthew Nock, and Gabriele Oettingen.
Cognitive, Neural, and Genetic Components of Mood-Related and Personality Pathology. Chair: Charles Sanislow. Presenters: Diego Pizzagalli, Jutta Joormann, and Turhan Canli.
From Memories of Combat to Memories of Sexual Abuse: New Findings. Chair Richard McNally. Presenters Elke Geraerts, Iris Engelhard, David Rubin, and Elizabeth Loftus.
PCSAS is an independent, non-profit body incorporated in December 2007 to provide rigorous, objective, and empirically based accreditation of Ph.D. programs in psychological clinical science (the terms psychological clinical science and scientific clinical psychology are used interchangeably).
There are a multitude of reasons why APS is vital to you and to the science of psychology. From our advocacy efforts to our acclaimed scientific journals to our promotion of the education of psychology, APS is working hard to ensure the vitality and the advancement of psychology as a science.
The Delaware Project aims to redefine psychological clinical science training in ways that emphasize continuity across a spectrum of research activities concerned with (a) basic mechanisms of psychopathology and behavior change, (b) intervention generation and refinement, (c) intervention efficacy and effectiveness...