Hi Rochelle

This is a great question.  First, it seems to me, we need to define the  
scope of the field, its purpose, then we will be able to figure out  
research questions.

Andrea

On Jan 4, 2007, at 7:37 PM, RKenyon721 at aol.com wrote:


>

> Hi all,

>  

> Recently, David Rosen asked a question on another List that I thought  

> was very appropriate for discussion on our List, especially at the  

> beginning of a new year.

>  

> If we were asked to develop a prioritized list of research topics  

> needed for our field, what topics should we include in that list?

>  

> Please accept this challenge to seriously consider that question and  

> post your suggestions to the List.  For those that are long-time  

> subscribers but have never posted, this is a perfect opportunity to  

> share your thoughts. For all other subscribers, I look forward to your  

> continuing participation.

>  

> Thanks so much,

>  

> Rochelle

>  

>  

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