Archive
December 2006
The Dance of Dialogue
Martin J. Pickering gave the Broadbent Lecture at the Society's Annual Conference, on the remarkable and unconscious ways that people align in conversations
November 2006
One brain - two visual systems
Mel Goodale and David Milner, winners of the Society’s Book Award, outline their research.
October 2006
Strangers to ourselves?
David Dunning with some fascinating studies into how and why we are deluded about the self.
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
20 years at the Koestler Parapsychology Unit
Caroline Watt outlines the continuing influence of the Edinburgh unit on the field.
June 2006
From the 2006 conference - Including EXTRA REPORTS in html version
Simon Bignell (associate editor) introduces our coverage from Cardiff, including online extras!
May 2006
Left and right brain - Insights from neural networks
At this year’s Annual Conference, Padraic Monaghan delivered the Spearman Medal Lecture on an unusual way of studying hemispheric specialisation.
April 2006
Personal space: Why so wayward?
Guy Claxton on the welcome return of the irrational.
March 2006
Tyranny revisited - Groups, psychological well-being and the health of societies
Stephen Reicher and S. Alexander Haslam discuss results from their BBC Prison Study.
February 2006
Praying at the altar of the stars
David Giles and John Maltby examine the current state of psychological research on celebrities and those who ‘worship’ them.
January 2006
Sexuality special issue - Part one
Catherine Butler, Lyndsey Moon and Meg Barker introduce the special issue. Alex Accoroni on some common misconceptions that can hinder a straight therapist in their work with LGB clients. Lyndsey Moon on sexual scripts and the language of difference.
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