From more-productive discussions about climate change to warnings about new psychiatric diagnoses, scientists have high hopes for 2013. Frank Farley, a Temple psychologist, agreed that a significant number of professionals and scholars were skeptical about the science that went into the DSM-5. "Looking to 2013, an international movement has arisen toward re-conceptualizing diagnosis from the ground up, and I look forward to progress on this important topic," Farley said.