CONTENTS September-December, 1999 Publication Date: June, 2000

Cover Photo Copyright 2000 Carolyn Simmons

Out of Whack & Out of Date Bulletin double issues; Triandis Award; International Clinical/Counseling series. Bill Gabrenya		IACCP Affairs XV IACCP Congress: Travel and Program Information IACCP Goes to Olde England IACCP 2001 European Regional Congress in the U.K. Peter Smith   General Announcements Call for Manuscripts & Papers­ Research on Sociocultural Influences on Motivation and Learning Society of General and Theoretical Psychology Unicode Standard Evolves Distinguished Contribution to the International Advancement of Psychology   Conferences IACCP SCCR IAIR IUPsyS Others...   INFORUM Martin Voracek University of Vienna, Austria
Letters to the Editor Joachim Kornadt and Gisela Trommsdorff critique Sabatieršs review of Kagitcibasišs book.; Trout fingers the editor.
I/O Psychology: Iranian Experiences in Cross-Cultural Organizational Psychology Western I/O Psychology fails to incorporate many of the macro-level variables crucial to understanding organizations in Third World nations. Shahrenaz Mortazavi
Regional Report: Study Services Schemes as an Integrated Educational, Research, and Service Model for Indonesian University Students Indonesian university students are required to engage in development projects in rural villages. Kusdwiratri Setiono & Wismaningsih Sudradjat
What Happened: What Happened to Comparisons of Mental Health Diagnosis across Cultures? Junko discusses what happened on the way from Emil Kraepelin to DSM-IV. Junko Tanaka-Matsumi
Conference Report: The Third Conference of the Asian Association of Social Psychology Academia Sinica, Taipei, Taiwan, August 1999. James H. Liu
Language Use in IACCP Part 1: Competencies and Controversies First part of a report of a survey on language use in IACCP. Bill Gabrenya

About the Cover Photo Contributed by Carolyn Simmons, University of North Carolina at Wilmington A Siouan-speaking Native American, in full regalia and headgear, holds his young son while awaiting his turn in the dancing competition at a fall gathering of tribes at Poplar Grove Plantation, North Carolina. The Lumbee, Cheraw, Waccamaw-Sioux and other Siouan-speaking tribes are part of a Native American community which has lived in North and South Carolina since at least the 1700s.