2011: Behavioral and Social Sciences as Key Components in National Research Initiatives

Articles

• List of Participants

  MASC Editors

  79

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• Front Matter

  MASC Editors

  i, iii-v

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• Introduction to the 25th Annual Merrill Research Retreat, 2011

  Mabel L. Rice, Ph.D.

  vi-vii

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• Executive Summary

  MASC Editors

  viii-xvii

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• New Directions for the National Institutes of Health (NIH) Office of Behavioral and Social Sciences Research (OBSSR)

  Robert M. Kaplan

  1-5

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• Managing Multi-Institutional Projects

  Virginia Moxley

  6-10

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• Human Dimensions: Integrating the Social and Behavioral Sciences with the Biophysical and Natural Sciences

  Prem Paul, Monica M. Norby

  11-16

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• Functional Neuroimaging Studies of Obesity: Linking Neuroscience to Health Behavior

  Cary R. Savage

  17-23

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• Dilemmas and Opportunities Surrounding Participatory Research to Promote Health in Small Towns

  Elaine Johannes

  24-30

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• Behavioral Sciences and Drug Discovery

  Sam Enna

  31-37

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• Developing a Top 25 Program in the Behavioral and Social Sciences

  David Geary

  38-42

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• The Nexus of Scientific Integration with Behavioral and Social Sciences

  Sharron Quisenberry

  43-45

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• Advancement of the Social Sciences through Interdisciplinary Collaborations

  Robert Duncan

  46-58

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• Building Collaborative Research Teams in the Social and Behavioral Sciences

  Chitra Rajan

  59-62

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• One Approach to Establishing a Research Center in Today's University Environment

  Dennis Molfese

  63-70

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• Evolutionary Neglect of Aging: An Opportunity for the Behavioral and Social Sciences

  David Ekerdt

  71-78

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