The paper should not be cited without the permission of the authors. We appreciate the comments of Lant Pritchett and Ian Bannon on an earlier version of the paper, but neither is implicated in any errors in the report. We also acknowledge the assistance of Barbara Diallo-Washington and others in the production of the paper. ii Contents

Kirsten J McCaffery health psychologist , Jesse Jansen cognitive psychologist , Laura D Scherer social psychologist , Hazel Thornton independent citizen advocate , Jolyn Hersch health psychologist , Stacy M Carter public health ethicist , Alexandra Barratt epidemiologist , Stacey Sheridan primary care provider , Ray Moynihan research fellow , Jo Waller health psychologist , John Brodersen profe...

Nora is a new dialog system that mimics a conversation with a psychologist by screening for stress, anxiety, and depression. She understands, empathizes, and adapts to users using emotional intelligence modules trained via statistical modelling such as Convolutional Neural Networks. These modules also enable her to personalize the content of each conversation.

ledge and a personal account of Mr. Livie-Noble's own work, which is by no means typical and which cannot, and many psychologists will think should not, become a pattern for the future. Mr. Livie-Noble himself points out that the work of Psychologists in Public Schools (his own field) should not be compared too closely with that of the Psychologist to a Local Education Authority. He envisages a...

The year was 1997. The news was amazing: a team of Scottish scientists that included Ian Wilmut and Keith Campbell had cloned a lamb from an adult sheep. Although Dolly had been born on July 5, 1996, the team had delayed the announcement to protect their ability to publish their work,1 which they did nearly eight months later in the science journal Nature.2 Dolly promptly became a media sensati...