...debates
Dr Christina Richards has a caustic take on Lewis Carroll's 1876 poem.
A response to recent 'President's Letters', concerning the Health and Care Professions Council and regulation of psychologists.
Ann Malkin writes in response to an article in the December edition.
Is this letter from a) Gijsbert Stoet; b) the concept of envy; or c) Geoff Hurst in the 1966 World Cup Final?
Stephanie Rhodes (University of Wolverhampton) calls for more understanding over the psychological implications of 'invisible' physical illness.
Elizabeth Meins with the first in an occasional series, where psychologists choose the concepts they feel are overrated or underrated.
Rats stop laughing when they are in dangerous situations. Sophie Scott argues that we should do the same.
Responding to the election of Donald Trump as President of the United States of America.
The discussion on clinicians with mental health difficulties continues in our December edition.
In their 'Opinion' piece, Sergio Della Sala and Roberto Cubelli argue that NHS ethics committees hamper ethics.
British Psychological Society Vice President Professor Jamie Hacker Hughes' letter from the November 2016 edition.
