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Articles in May 2001 issue of Canadian Psychology

• Converging Methods for Understanding Reading and Dyslexia
  by Meredyth Daneman
• Psychologists should be free to pursue prescription privileges: A relpy to Walters
  by David Nussbaum
• Expert testimony: Does eyewitness memory research have probative value for the courts?
  by A Daniel Yarmey
• Case Studies in the Neuropsychology of Vision
  by Patricia A McMullen
• Person-Centred Counselling: An experiential approach
  by Patrick O'Neill
• A meta-analysis of opinion data on the prescription privilege debate
  by Glenn D Walters
• Experts in court: A view from the bench
  by Jamie W S Saunders
• Addiction-Prone Personality, The
  by Robert O Pihl
• Affect Regulation and the Development of Psychopathology
  by Linda M McMullen
• Psychology: Theoretical-Historical Perspectives, Second Edition
  by Ian Nicholson
• Forensic psychological testimony: Is the courtroom door now locked and barred?
  by Martin Peters
• Career Counseling: A Narrative Approach
  by Anne Marshall
• Memory, Consciousness, and the Brain: Tha Tallinn Conference / The Oxford Handbook of Memory
  by Darryl Bruce; Marilyn Smith
• Expert psychological testimony: Assisting or misleading the trier of fact?
  by James R P Ogloff; Steven F Cronshaw
• Professional psychology and the prescription debate: Still not ready to go to the altar
  by Keith S Dobson; David J Dozois
• [The Oxford handbook of memory]
  by Bruce, Darryl; Smith, Marilyn; Tulving, Endel; Craik, Fergus M
• [L'expertise psycholegale: balises methodologiques & deontologiques]
  by Fugere, Renee; Brunet, Louis