Archive
December 2002
Interview - Branching out
Jim McCourt interviews Dominic Upton, Chair of the BPS Branches Forum.
November 2002
Personal space: The evil that men, women and children do
Meg Barker considers news depictions of children as victims and perpetrators of ‘evil’ acts.
October 2002
Why I study...adolescence
John Coleman
September 2002
Sorted: Ecstasy facts and fiction
Jon Cole, Harry Sumnall and Charles Grob argue that the long-term effects of Ecstasy use are far from clear, and that psychologists are muddying the waters. With peer commentaries from Michael Morgan, Rodney Croft, and Andy Parrott.
August 2002
Healthy body, healthy mind?
Nanette Mutrie on the relationship between exercise and psychological well-being.
July 2002
The modern media - Avoiding pitfalls, advancing psychology
Sue Gardner (Ethics Committee), Pam Briggs and Camilla Herbert (Press Committee) seek your views on new challenges facing psychologists in the media.
June 2002
Clinical research under threat
According to Glyn V. Thomas, Graham Turpin and Caroline Meyer, training clinical psychologists to doctoral standards has not prevented a decline in research.
May 2002
Working with offenders - The ins and outs
Graham Towl, Head of Psychology for the Prison Service and the National Probation Service, on working towards an effective partnership.
April 2002
The body
Guest Editors Karen Ciclitira and Jane Weaver introduce the Psychology of Women Section’s special issue on the body.
March 2002
In the blink of an eye
Francine Shapiro and her eye movement desensitisation and reprocessing therapy have had their critics. But here, with Louise Maxfield, she argues that it is safe, rapid and effective.
February 2002
Decisions, decisions
Clare Harries and David Hardman introduce the sepcial issue on judgement and decision making.
January 2002
Putting beauty back in the eye of the beholder
Anthony Little and David Perrett (winner of the 2000 Presidents’ Award for Distinguished Contributions to Psychological Knowledge) discuss evolution and individual differences in face preference.
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