Here, There, Everywhere Once more into the breach, my friends. This issue has a number of interesting features, columns and news items for your reading pleasure. Listed below is a quick overview of some of the highlights. Featured Articles Angelo DeNisi opens the issue once again with his Presidential column. This time he focuses on some important issues regarding the possible future presence of clinical psychologists in organizations in general, and in the field of I-O in particular.
Boundary issues abound.
As an aside, as TIP Editor I've been called many things before, but diplomat is probably one of the more positive ones. Next, Art Gutman , from the Florida Institute of Technology, provides us with a nice integrative article that summarizes the decisions and issues involved in a number of recent court cases. Look for Art to provide more pieces like this in the future. Well, if you have, the article by Stefani Yorges should prove very interesting, if not somewhat daunting from an implementation perspective. As was the case last issue, Nasha London-Vargas provides our final feature.