Archive
December 2001
Defining issues
Andrew M. Colman discusses the specialist vocabulary of psychology and the problems of compiling a psychological dictionary.
November 2001
After the facts
Guest Editor Ray Bull introduces a special issue on the contribution of forensic psychology to helping the police get the truth...and nothing but the truth.
October 2001
State of the art - Consciousness
Is a bat conscious? Susan Blackmore argues that there must be something radically wrong with the way we are currently thinking about consciousness, or we would not find ourselves with seemingly intractable problems.
September 2001
Is a jumper angrier than a tree?
Amanda Waterman, Mark Blades and Christopher Spencer ask nonsensical questions – but their research has serious implications for anyone who interviews children.
August 2001
Peer commentary: Evolving theories of behaviour
John Archer describes a rich research agenda for evolutionary psychology in testing novel hypotheses. Peer commentaries by Robin Dunbar, Anne Campbell, Lynn Segal, David Buss, and Hilary and Steven Rose.
July 2001
How do European and US psychology differ?
Michael W. Eysenck offers his viewpoint on the differences between European and American psychology; Neil Martin on why and how European publishers are taking on the American heavyweights; Monique Anderson interviews Tuomo Tikkanen, President of the European Federation of Professional Psychologists Associations (EFPPA), to hear about European psychology and the role of EFPPA within it.
June 2001
War and peace
Ed Cairns with his practical recommendations for ending war and promoting peace.
May 2001
Head to Head: Is hearing voices a sign of mental illness?
TONY DAVID says yes, IVAN LEUDAR disagrees.
April 2001
Fuel for thought
Andrew Scholey on research of the Human Cognitive Neuroscience Unit, University of Northumbria, using supply and demand in the brain to improve cognitive performance.
March 2001
Depersonalisation
Founded in 1998, the Depersonalisation Research Unit at the Institute of Psychiatry was the first in its field. Now the team describe their progress in the development of cognitive-behavioural and pharmacological treatments.
February 2001
On reading, reflex and research
Could a simple exercise routine significantly improve the reading of dyslexic children? Angus Smyth caught up with Martin McPhillips to find out more about the technique.
January 2001
Back (again) to the future
Helen Haste, Amy Hogan and Yiannis Zachariou on what our members think is in store for psychology in the next 25 years
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ISSN: 0952-8229 (Print), 2398-1529 (online)