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Retirement: A new beginning?

Marion Kloep and Leo Hendry on how older people discuss and deal with retirement.

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Good work in psychology

Scott Seider, Katie Davis and Howard Gardner with a new paradigm for considering ethical dilemmas and quality in psychology

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Nurturing the next generation Special Issue - Introduction

Annie Trapp introduces the special issue on pre-degree psychology

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How does a yak find a drink?

Do animals use cognitive maps? John M.Pearce investigates

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The chemical brain

Our journalist Christian Jarrett talks to people working at the forefront of neurochemical research.

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Selfish capitalism and mental illness

Oliver James argues that cross-cultural differences in emotional distress stem from a country’s governance.

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Confessions of an archival addict

Ludy T. Benjamin, Jr on the joys of reading other people's mail.

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Diagnosis special issue - Introduction

John Cromby, Dave Harper and Paula Reavey introduce the special issue

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ONLINE ONLY: Presidential Address

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Special Issue- Refugees and Asylum seekers

Rachel Tribe and Nimisha Patel introduce the special issue

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Boredom at work

Sandi Mann on why boredom at work is no longer restricted to 'boring' jobs

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Growing up with TV

John Oates and David Messer on their maturing relationship with the BBC's child of our time, which returns in 2007.

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ISSN: 0952-8229 (Print), 2398-1529 (online)

...From the archive

'Supported isolation is likely to be particularly stressful'
Our journalist Ella Rhodes spoke to Dr Holly Carter and Dr Dale Weston, Public Health England.
Developing strong and diverse political leaders
Jo Silvester and Madeleine Wyatt look at the issue of training for politicians, and its relationship with work psychology.