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The article presents information on the 76th Annual Meeting of Eastern Psychological Association held on March 11-12, 2005, at the Sheraton Boston Hotel. It includes information on the program committee which consisted of Mark Bouton of University of Vermont, Susan Dutch of Westfield State College, Rachel Barr of Georgetown University, Bradley Collins University of Pennsylvania and others. It also includes information on the invited addresses of Dan P. McAdams of Northwestern University who gave the American Psychological Association (APA) G. Stanley Hall address, "The Redemptive Self: Generativity and the Stories Americans Live By," Jerome Kagan of Harvard University gave the American Psychological Society William James address, "The Shadows of Infant Temperament"; and Robert Rescorla of University of Pennsylvania who gave the Richard Solomon address, "Assessing Change in Associative Strength." It also includes information on the symposia, focus paper presentations, focus papers, business meeting, election results, and officers, seven affiliated organizations that contributed to the program and the future meetings of the APA.