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Division 34 announces its annual paper competition for graduate students
doing original research in Population and Environmental Psychology.
Reviewers will judge the papers and announce winners.  The winner,
runner-up, and other excellent papers will be given a special place at the
Division 34 poster session at the APA convention in Toronto, Ontario,
Canada, in August 1993,

Eligibility:  Graduate students currently doing research in areas related to
Population or Environmental Psychology are eligible.  Only student authors
are eligible; those receiving Ph.D.s prior to December 1991 are not
eligible.  Papers based on thesis or dissertation studies, or on other
research, are acceptable.  It is expected that those entering this
competition will make an effort to attend the APA convention if they are
chosen as winner or runner-up.

Procedure:   Papers should be 10-20 pages in length, including references,
figures, and tables.  Empirical, theoretical, and methodological papers
related to Population and/or Environmental Psychology are appropriate.  The
first author should be the major contributor to the research reported.
Other individuals involved in the research (i.e., faculty advisor, other
students) should be listed in the acknowledgements section.  The winning and
runner-up papers will automatically be included in the Division 34 poster
session at the next APA convention; other papers will be considered for the
poster session if requested by the author.

Prize:  The author of the winning paper will receive a cash award of $100.

Submission:  Entries must be received by January 16, 1993.  Four copies
should be submitted in the format described in the Publication Manual of the
American Psychological Association (3rd edition).  An accompanying cover
letter should indicate the first author's name, address, telephone number
and whether the author would like the paper to be considered for the regular
program if it is not selected as an award winner.  Entries should be sent
to:

Dr. Jennifer Veitch
Institute for Research in Construction
National Research Council of Canada
Ottawa, Ontario    K1A 0R6      Canada