Archive

December 1998
Why I study...cardiac psychology
Whitney L. Barrett

November 1998
Why I study...behavioural addiction
Mark Griffiths

October 1998
Return to sender - Why written communications fail
James Hartley gave the C.S. Myers Lecture at the Society's 1998 Annual Conference in Brighton.

September 1998
Early experience and the life path
Does early social experience predestine a child's future? Ann Clarke and Alan Clarke examine the evidence.

August 1998

July 1998
State of the Art: Self-esteem
Bernice Andrews on current directions in research

June 1998
The conflicts in modern society
Life in modern society is full of dilemmas which have serious implications for public welfare. Mark Van Vugt argues that a multi-disciplinary approach involving psychologists is the only way to tackle them successfully.

May 1998
Why I study....embarrassment
Robert J. Edelmann

April 1998
History and philosophy
Guest Editor Elizabeth Valentine introduces the special issue of the History and Philosophy of Psychology Section.

March 1998
Criminal injuries and victim compensation
The Professional Affairs Board recently called for an authoritative account of thr revision of the Criminal Injuries Compensation Scheme. Tom McMillian and Stephen Ireland take up this challenge.

February 1998
Psychology and Social Services
Sue Cavill visited Ruth Nissim, a Chartered Educational and Clinical Psychologist with Oxfordshire Social Services*, for our occasional series 'Psychology in practice'.

January 1998
Putting psychology in context
Margaret McAllister, President of the Society from 1996-1997,gave her Presidential Address at the Society ’s Annual Conference in April 1997.