On vision, values, and cushy management.

Contends that the August 1996 archival issue of the American Psychologist , which focuses on the state of APA's management and governance, sends mixed, incomplete, and disturbing messages about that state. Horai asserts that the 1995 annual report of Chief Executive Officer R. D. Fowler (see record 83-38233) does not provide a sense of what happened during the year related to where APA is, where it is going, and what challenges and opportunities are ahead. She also contends that APA's management team is unresponsive to membership and indifferent toward the Council of Representatives and its work. (PsycINFO Database Record (c) 2010 APA, all rights reserved)