SPRING 2003 : Table of Contents

FROM THE EDITOR:

The Editor-In-Chief speaks about the UPJ.

• Letter from the Editor: Spring 2003

  By: Amy Boersma, UCLA

RESEARCH

Research projects submitted by your peers.

• In Hot Water: How Personality Affects Getting In and Out of It

  By: Kristin Hodges, Teresa Nguyen, Pouya Bozogchami, Angel Liu, and Chadrhyn Agpalo, UCLA
  ( BIOGRAPHY )
  
  

• The Impact of Risk and Benefit on Unethical Behavior

  By: Jennifer Huen, UCLA
  ( BIOGRAPHY )
  
  

• Physiological State Dependent Effects on Implicit Memory

  By: Eric Kwok, Phillis Law, Chao-Chun Charles Huang, and Vardui Chilingaryan, UCLA
  ( BIOGRAPHY )
  
  

• Agreement Between Self- And Parent-Reports of Prodromal Psychotic Symptomatology

  By: Georgia Scheele, Rachel Lowey, M.A., and Tyrone Cannon, Ph. D., UCLA
  ( BIOGRAPHY )
  
  

• Our Cars, Our Environment: A Cross-Cultural Investigation into Environmentalism and Car Pollution Beliefs

  By: Rochelle Smith, Scripps College
  ( BIOGRAPHY )
  
  

LITERATURE REVIEWS

• Alcoholism

By: Laura Huckaby, UCLA
( BIOGRAPHY )



• Learning a Foreign Language beyond the Final Exam

By: Ravi Purushotma, UCLA
( BIOGRAPHY )



• The History of Dissociative Identity Disorder

By: Rachel Robertson, UCLA
( BIOGRAPHY )



• Wilderness Therapy: An Alternative Treatment for Adolescents

By: Stacy Shaw, UCLA
( BIOGRAPHY )

REVIEWS

• DDIP: An Extraordinary Undergraduate Experience

  By: Cara J. Kiff, UCLA
  
  

• Professor Biography - Anne Peplau, P.H.D.

  By: Suzanne La Barre, UCLA
  

PSI CHI

• Learn about one of the UPJ's biggest supporters, Psi Chi, the national honor society for those pursuing a degree in psychology.

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