Archive
December 2006
ONLINE ONLY: The National Health Service reforms: The Emporer's New Clothes?
Khadj Rouf with a personal perspective on changes and how they are affecting psychologists and the public.
November 2006
Students - clinical psychology: is it for you?
By John Hall and Sue Llewelyn.
October 2006
ONLINE ONLY: The future of educational psychologists within the new children's services
Peter Farrell, Kevin Woods, Sarah Lewis, Steve Rooney, Garry Squires and Mike O'Connor discuss the implications of a government-funded review of the work of educational psychologists
September 2006
Special issue: Empathy - Freudian origins and 21st century neuroscience
Simon Baron-Cohen on Freud’s place in present and future research.
August 2006
Special issue - Nipping criminality in the bud
In the first of our articles, Carole Sutton, David Utting and David Farrington look at the evidence for the early origins of antisocial behaviour.
July 2006
Understanding personality disorder
As the Society publishes a new report, Christian Jarrett takes a look at causes and treatments.
June 2006
The science of attraction
Viren Swami and Adrian Furnham go in search of cultural universals.
May 2006
Heterosexism, racism and psychology
Damien W. Riggs and Precilla Y. L. Choi examine the role of privilege in research and practice.
April 2006
March 2006
Difference and the psychology of conflict
It’s the Society’s ‘Year of Reducing Conflict’, but John Kremer and Ian Schermbrucker believe that shouldn’t always be our goal.
February 2006
Frodo's journey
As part of our occasional ‘Eye on fiction’ series, Paula Jean Manners offers a Kleinian perspective on The Lord of the Rings in this 2006 piece.
January 2006
Shifting patterns of social identity in Northern Ireland
Peter Bull with a contribution to the Society’s theme for the year – ‘Reducing conflict’.
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ISSN: 0952-8229 (Print), 2398-1529 (online)