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, & Slesinger, D (1928c) Some observations on the law of evidence: Memory Harvard Law Review, 41, 860 873 Hutchins, R M, & Slesinger, D (1929) Legal psychology Psychological Review, 36, 13 26 Jackson, J H, Jr (1998) Creating a consensus: Psychologists, the Supreme Court, and school desegregation, 1952 1955 Journal of Social Issues, 54(1), 143 177 Jenkins v United States, 307 F2d 637 (DC Cir 1962) Karst, K (1960) Legislative facts in constitutional litigation Supreme Court Review, 75 112 Keith-Spiegel, P, & Koocher, G (1985) Ethics in psychology: Professional standards and cases New York: Random House Kentucky v Stincer, 482 US 730 (1987) Kluger, R (1976) Simple justice New York: Knopf Kumho Tire Co v Carmichael, 119 S Ct 1167 (1999) Kuna, D P (1978) One-sided portrayal of M nsterberg American Psychologist, 33, 700 Laboratory of Community Psychology (1973).

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The momentum achieved through the emergence of psychological clinics and psychological testing soon progressed into the realm of mental illness and problematic behavior. A former mental patient, Clifford Beers, who may be credited with the expansion, founded the National Committee for Mental Hygiene, which later became known as the National Association for Mental Health. Beers was hospitalized with severe depression that also included episodes of mania. Today, he would have likely been diagnosed with bipolar disorder (manic depression). His treatment, from a contemporary viewpoint, would be considered inhumane although it was common at the time. Once he was released from the hospital, he wrote a book entitled A Mind That Found Itself, published in 1908. The book focused on the inhumane treatment he experienced while hospitalized. The mission of his post-hospitalization life and his newly founded association was to improve the treatment of those suffering from mental illness. Beers and his organization were successful due in part to the support of prominent psychologist and Harvard professor William James and prominent psychiatrist Adolf Meyer. This success led to the opening of William Healy s

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The first example demonstrates an error that can safely be ignored. The SpecialCells method selects cells that meet a certain criteria. (This method is equivalent to selecting the Edit Go To command and clicking the Special button to select, for example, all cells that contain formulas.) In the example that follows, the SpecialCells method selects all the cells in the current range selection that contain a formula that returns a number. Normally, if no cells in the selection qualify, VBA generates an error message. Using the On Error Resume Next statement simply prevents the error message from appearing.

4. In the code module for the UserForm, enter the code in Listing 15-4. This procedure is kicked off by the UserForm s Initialize event. Notice that the code excludes a button named OKButton from the button group. Therefore, clicking the OKButton does not execute the ButtonGroup_Click procedure.

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