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Exile Vol. XXVII No. 1
ANDY ACKER: Four Lane Breakfast 30
MIKE AUGUSTA: The Store 25-27
J. L. FREEMAN: Bobbie 22
Poem 33
JENNIFER E. GARDNER: Photo 3
Deeds Field 9
Photo 21
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Photo 24
LAURA GILBERT: Photo 13
Photo 28
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Photo 31
Photo 36
KATE GLAZER: Drawing 14
MICHAEL HEINLIN: Reflections 19
DAVE HOGSHIRE: The Life And Times Of General Worm 29
CHAD HUSSEY: Waiting for Anne Sexton 13
JOHN WHITWORTH KROPF: Friends in the Park 30
DANE LAVIN: Story 4-8
LISA LAWRENCE: Poem 17
The Man With The Red Hat 15
JAMES LUNDY: Bonds 10
Photo 30
Photo 34
Twisted Ulna 11
LISA MEAD: Resistance 9
LISA MINACCI: The Drop 33
A. PENCE: The Minstrels 1
Mussels 33
PENELOPE A. RISEBOROUGH: Poem 2
Regent Street Mannequins 2
RICK RORICK: Photo 18
A. K. SESSIONS Nervious Tension 10
SUZIE SNYDER: Photo 16
L. S. VIOLA: Trash Can
JOHN ZARCHEN: In Autumn 20
ANONYMOUS: Untitled Article 32
Sandymount Strand 35
Cover drawing by Kate Glaze
Exile Vol. XXVIII No. 1
Group Poems From Sake Circle / Monologue. Polylogue. Mollylogue. (or: A musing of young writer as a poor man. Hee hee hee.) by Chris Brougham
Untitled Prose by Chris Paul
In A Room by Robert F. Youngblood
The Escape by Anne Gilson
Untitled Poem by Becky Hinshaw
A Cruel Hand by Chad Hussey
Shaking Heads in Copley Square by Gregory MacDonald
The Coming Age by Lynn Greene
Seduction by Jacqueline Ondy
Pointless Polarities by Ruth Wick
The Ladies From The Fairmont Unitarian Church Poverty Relief Fund by Sharon S. McCartney
Confessions of a Book Burner by Andy Acker
The Congress of the Gods by Tage Danielsson (translated by Ari Kokko)
Marble Bags by Mike Augusta
Monsters by Sharon S. McCartney
Unction by Bruce Leonard
Dust of Allah by Andy Acker
Buffalo Mountain by Sharon S. McCartney
One Marriage by Becky Hinshaw
Experience by Barry Pailet
The Wings by Leonora Cravotta
The Tale of Frankenstein\u27s Average by Tage Danielsson (translated by Ari Kokko)
Want by Roger Butler / Cornpoem by Mike Augusta
Cover Drawing By Peter Brook
Hurricane Katrina: Behavioral Health and Health Insurance in Non-Impacted Vulnerable Counties
The Implicit Relational Assessment Procedure demonstrates poor internal consistency and test-retest reliability: A meta-analysis
Evidence for the IRAP’s reliability and validity is mixed, with one meta-analysis concluding it has good criterion validity and potential for clinical assessment, and two others concluding that it demonstrates low reliability. Here, we extend this evidence based through meta-analyses of all published and unpublished studies conducted in two labs. Individual participant data was used to estimate both internal consistency and test-retest reliability across a large number of domains (k = 16) and participants (N = 1576). Results suggest that internal consistency is poor (α = .51, 95% CI [.46, .56]) and test-retest reliability is very poor (ICC = .20, 95% CI [.05, .34]). We conclude that researchers should be very cautious about choosing to employ the IRAP or when interpreting its results