Psychological Science in the Public Interest

• Go directly from references to cited articles in other journals using CrossRef links. Editors Stephen J. Ceci, CornellUniversity Morton Ann Gernsbacher, UniversityofWisconsin-Madison Managing Editor Eric Wargo Editorial Board Elliot Aronson, UniversityofCalifornia,SantaCruz Ludy T. Benjamin, Jr.,TexasA&MUniversity Robert A. Bjork, UniversityofCalifornia,LosAngeles Steven J. Breckler, AmericanPsychologicalAssociation David A. Dunning, CornellUniversity Richard J. Klimoski, GeorgeMasonUniversity Lewis P. Lipsitt, BrownUniversity Elizabeth F. Loftus, UniversityofCalifornia,Irvine Susan Mineka, NorthwesternUniversity Henry L. Roediger, III,WashingtonUniversityinSt.Louis Daniel L. Schacter, HarvardUniversity Keith E. Stanovich, UniversityofToronto Robert J. Sternberg,TuftsUniversity John A. Swets, HarvardMedicalSchool Carol Tavris, LosAngeles,CA Elaine F. Walker, EmoryUniversity Wendy M. Williams, CornellUniversity Note to Readers of Psychological Science in the Public Interest (PSPI): PSPI is published three times a year by the Association for Psychological Science. Ordinarily, each issue of PSPI will contain a single analysis of an important issue of public interest. All articles arecommissioned by the editors, and PSPI does not accept unsolicited manuscripts. An article is commissioned by the editors only after careful vetting of both the topic and the authors. Topics chosen for commissioning are nominated from many sources, including editorial board members, APS Board of Directors, and members of APS. All members of APS are invited to nominate topics (and names of potential authors). Send nominations to either editor at: [email protected]; MAGernsb@ wisc.edu. For a description of editorial policies governing PSPI manuscripts, please see the editorial in the May 2000 issue of Psychological Science. A Supplement to Psychological Science A Journal of the Association for Psychological Science Published by Blackwell Publishing PSYCHOLOGICAL SCIENCE IN THE PUBLIC INTEREST