Archive
June 2020
Psychology has a sexual harassment problem…
… and tackling it requires reckoning with the past that brought us here, argue Jacy L.Young and Peter Hegarty.
Supporting parent carers
Joanna Griffin on emotional wellbeing in parents of disabled children.
'We are interested in how the clock breaks down’
Our editor Jon Sutton meets Professor Stephany Biello (University of Glasgow) at the annual meeting of the Psychobiology Section.
Reuben Conrad 1916-2020
An appreciation from Dorothy Bishop.
Hocus Pocus
Richard Wiseman on a new tool for teaching and outreach.
The kingdom of dogs
Matthew Adams revisits Pavlov’s labs from a dog’s perspective.
‘Putting individuals at the centre of health care means something different’
Dean Fathers didn’t train in psychology, but during his discussion with Ian Florance it became clear that he has a clear vision of the role of psychologists and, more widely, of health provision within society.
‘You need to talk to people who are at the coalface’
Our editor Jon Sutton meets Debra Malpass, Director of Knowledge and Insight at the British Psychological Society.
‘These are the Jonas Salks, the Louis Pasteurs, the Marie Curies of education’
How learning happens: Seminal works in educational psychology and what they mean in practice by Professor Paul A. Kirschner and Dr Carl Hendrick, published by Routledge, is out now. Annie Brookman-Byrne asked Paul about the book.
Is lack of sleep a problem?
Emma Young digests the research.
Walk in my shoes
Liam Cross gets in sync in search of solutions to intergroup conflict.
A Brexistential crisis?
Joel Vos, Digby Tantam and Emmy van Deurzen on how Brexit has emotionally impacted Europeans in the UK, and how psychologists are helping.
Realms of recognition
Rupert Brown considers the life and legacy of Henri Tajfel (1919-1982).
‘The vision needs to be compelling’
We meet Dr Hazel McLaughlin, who takes over as British Psychological Society President at the end of June.
‘We cannot continue to be part of environments that perpetuate inequality’
Anne Templeton has suggestions to build inclusive supervision environments.
Society comes together while apart
Ella Rhodes speaks to some of the British Psychological Society members working on its response to coronavirus.
May 2020
‘Babies really enjoy being babies’
Annie Brookman-Byrne asked Caspar Addyman about his new book, The laughing baby: The extraordinary science behind what makes babies happy.
April 2020
‘Your brain is revealing the building blocks of everyday experience'
Ella Rhodes collates a series of contributions from those researching vision and perception.
March 2020
‘I understood when I listened to people’s stories’
Deanne Bell is Senior Lecturer in the School of Social Sciences at Nottingham Trent University. Deanne spoke to Deputy Editor Annie Brookman-Byrne about her desire to understand and repair the world.
February 2020
‘There is a spectrum of responses to killing far-off enemies’
Professor Peter Lee talks to Annie Brookman-Byrne about the experiences of armed drone pilots.
January 2020
What makes a psychologist?
We present the five winning entries from our 2019 ‘Voices In Psychology’ programme, along with extracts from some of the other submissions and a commentary from British Psychological Society President David Murphy.
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