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December 2003
Something borrowed, something blue
Spearman Medal winner Thalia Eley on combining old and new approaches to the development of anxiety and depression.
November 2003
Of witch crazes and health scares
Peter Spencer's Personal space
October 2003
Ten things I hated about intelligence research
Ian J. Deary, winner of the Society’s 2002 Book Award, ‘looks down’ on a controversial area in this article from October 2003.
September 2003
On a certain blindness in modern psychology
Michael J. Apter's Personal Space
August 2003
Ana's gone surfing
Patrick Davies and Zara Lipsey look at the disturbing rise of pro-anorexia websites.
July 2003
CPD -What should we be developing?
John Raven's Personal Space.
June 2003
The tides of March
Associate Editors for Conference reports Kate Cavanagh and Paul Redford introduce our coverage of the 2003 Annual Conference.
May 2003
A quiet revolution
Linda Clare, Alan Baddeley, Esme Moniz-Cook and Bob Woods discuss advances in the understanding of dementia.
April 2003
Psychology in Spain
Salvador Algarabel and Juan V. Luciano with an outline of the state of psychology in their country.
March 2003
Forever a student of psychology
Philip Zimbardo
February 2003
What do you get when you cross a communication aid with a riddle?
Dave O’Mara and Annalu Waller on using humour to help language-impaired children to communicate and participate.
January 2003
How do we recognise good research?
Peter Salmon discusses anarchism, methodologism and the quantitative vs. qualitative debate.
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