Archive
December 2002
Are two heads better than one?
...Or do too many cooks spoil the broth? Rebecca Thompson investigates collaborative memory.
November 2002
Doing our bit to ease the pain
Sheila Payne and Rebecca Haines describe the potential contribution of psychology to palliative care.
October 2002
State of the art: Attachment theory
Howard Steele discusses whether attachment theory has kept pace with the changing family.
September 2002
Talking about communication
The Psychologist interviewed Pam Maras, Chair (formerly Director) of the Publications and Communications Board.
August 2002
Why we do -And why we don't!
Deirdre Scully and Ruth Lowry on ‘participation motivation’ in sport and exercise.
July 2002
A spirited identity
Jim McCourt interviews Adrian Coyle.
June 2002
Values - Truth and meaning
Gregory R. Maio gave his Spearman Medal Lecture at the Annual Conference in Blackpool. What happens when what you think you hold dear is questioned?
May 2002
Silencing dissent in academia: the commercialisation of science
David Miller and Greg Philo's 'Personal space'
April 2002
Time for a change?
Trish Joscelyne argues for more clarity in the Society’s ethical codes
March 2002
Focus on femininity
Jim McCourt meets Dr Precilla Choi to explore gender and the body.
February 2002
How rational are we?
David Hardman and Clare Harries ask whether we need lessons in decision making.
January 2002
Action plan - The economy
Stephen Lea, Carole Burgoyne, Paul Webley and Brian Young offer practical recommendations for change on economic policy.
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ISSN: 0952-8229 (Print), 2398-1529 (online)