Archive
December 2003
Special issue: Are you behind the times?
Articles by Pasco Fearon (resampling), David Clark-Carter (effect size), Jeremy Miles and Mark Shevlin (structural equation modelling), Andy Field (meta analysis), and Daniel Wright and Sian Williams (reporting results).
November 2003
Decorating the top of the table
Steve Cooper, Chair of the Society’s National Honours Group, introduces some personal reflections on what those letters can do for you – and for psychology.
October 2003
Facing the future
Penny J. Furness considers the psychosocial issues surrounding facial transplants.
September 2003
Touching on the cause of delusions
Sarah-Jayne Blakemore, winner of the 2002 Award for Outstanding Doctoral Research Contributions to Psychology, investigated our ‘self-monitoring’ mechanism and what happens when it fails.
August 2003
Beliefs about delusions
Vaughan Bell, Peter Halligan and Hadyn Ellis on the sometimes fine line between normality and abnormality.
July 2003
Student writer competition winners
Lesley Thoms, the winner in the undergraduate category, suggests a role for ecopsychology in improving well-being. Tom Stafford, the winner in the postgraduate category, investigates the coffee break.
June 2003
Conducting research on the internet
Claire Hewson looks at the pros and cons.
May 2003
Blot on the landscape?
John Donnelly's Personal Space.
April 2003
Peer commentary - To prescribe or not to prescribe - Is that the question?
Robert Resnick argues that psychologists should be allowed to prescribe medication. With commentaries from Lucy Johnstone, Morgan Sammons and Ronald Levant, and Jim Orford.
March 2003
Forever a student of psychology
Philip Zimbardo
February 2003
Developing an identity
David Giles interviews Martyn Barrett.
January 2003
Against cognitive psychology
Norman Wetherick hates mindless data collection – ‘Who’s asking the big questions?’
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