Archive
December 2000
Transference - How past relationships emerge in the present
Susan M. Andersen and Regina Miranda argue that transference is a normal, everyday process.
November 2000
Taking a stand
John Sloboda and Peter Coleman's Personal Space
October 2000
Thinking about intelligence
Adrian Furnham looks at research on lay theories of intelligence and sex differences in estimated intelligence.
September 2000
State of the art: Creativity and innovation at work
Michael A. West looks at how to turn creative thinking into innovative practice. Do you recognise yourself or your work environment in his account?
August 2000
Making money out of psychology – Can we explain economic behaviour?
In the C.S. Myers Lecture at the Society’s Annual Conference in 2000, Stephen E.G. Lea asked ‘If you’re so smart, why aren’t you rich?.
July 2000
State of the art: Psychopathy
Derek Mitchell and James Blair argue that psychopaths lack the ‘music of emotion’.
June 2000
Psychiatric diagnosis: More questions than answers
David Pilgrim argues that recent Society guidance on the use of diagnostic classifications in court misses the point.
May 2000
Half a career spent trying to find the right questions
Robert J. Sternberg delivered the Broadbent Lecture at the Society’s London Conference in December 1999.
April 2000
Avoiding unsavoury television
Barrie Gunter argues that TV ratings systems may be based on an incomplete understanding of audience psychology.
March 2000
State of the Art: Language Acquisition
David Messer looks at the continuing controversies.
February 2000
Personal Space: Mr Chips Changes Brains
Edgar Stones
January 2000
Special issue: Clinical Neuropsychology in Practice
Guest Editor Graham Beaumont introduces a special issue on clinical neuropsychology.
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ISSN: 0952-8229 (Print), 2398-1529 (online)