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Articles in Aug 2003 issue of Canadian Psychology

• Boundaryless psychology: A discussion*
  by Duffy, Jack
• Eyewitness identification: Guidelines and recommendations for identification procedures in the United States and in Canada
  by Yarmey, A Daniel
• Toward a boundaryless psychology
  by Latham, Gary P
• Psychology without boundaries: Crossing the longest undefended border in the world*
  by Suedfeld, Peter
• Erratum
• Toward a boundaryless psychology*
  by Latham, Gary P
• Understanding and Treating the Pathological Gambler
  by Toneatto, Tony
• use of knowledge from outside I/O psychology by I/O psychologists: A critique*, The
  by Gauthier, Janel
• Boundaryless psychology: A discussion
  by Duffy, Jack
• Memory in Canadian courts of law
  by Loftus, Elizabeth F
• Great Psychologists and Their Times: Scientific Insights into Psychology's History
  by Stam, Henderikus J
• Training the trainee as well as the trainer: Lessons to be learned from clinical psychology*
  by Latham, Gary P; Heslin, Peter A
• We said, she said: A response to Loftus (2003)
  by Porter, Stephen; Campbell, Mary Ann; Birt, Angela R; Woodworth, Michael T
• Creativity through applying ideas from fields other than one's own: Transferring knowledge from social psychology to industrial/organizational psychology*
  by Seijts, Gerard H; Latham, Brandon W
• "He said, she said": A psychological perspective on historical memory evidence in the courtroom*
  by Porter, Stephen; Campbell, Mary Ann; Birt, Angela R; Woodworth, Michael T