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George Bush will find it difficult to create policies as president. The Congress is controlled by Democrats, so Bush lacks the clear mandate that he would have had with Republican election successes, and he also has not clearly defined the goals of his administration. Bush's leadership style can range from defiant to moderate, but he must show the US that he is capable of defining and achieving objectives. Some of the issues he will have to confront include: the deficit; environmental pollution; the savings and loan industry; and national defense.

The view from the therapists: he needs help. The family history was all too familiar. The absent father, the controlling mother, the alcoholism and denial. As psychologists around the country [...]

Psychologists analyzing Pres Clinton's behavior and the Monica Lewinsky affair note that Clinton comes from a family plagued by compulsive behavior and addiction. Clinton's alleged womanizing may be a result of being teased about being fat as a child. Powerful men are often afflicted by a success neurosis and narcissistic entitlement in their relations with women.

Why would he risk it all for a little sex with an intern? Look to his biography and biology. Don't put me on the couch,' George Bush liked to say [...]

What does it take to be considered a great president? In August, psychologists from the United States and Canada met in Toronto at the American Psychological Association's 104th Annual Convention [...]

Clinton's enneagram style shows how the peacemaker can end up unblessed Forfeiture of privacy is one of the asceticisms of public office. So, along with all the other psychic invasions, [...]

Now that we again have a Republican left-hander as president (his predecessors are James A. Garfield and Gerald Ford), it may be appropriate to take a systematic look at laterality [...]