...debates
Suzy J. Styles has a story about the wild west of lucky cowboys, and picking your team after the rodeo is over.
If you've been following the open science/replication debate, you may find some of the key characters familiar…
Luckville Rodeo has a coin-flipping competition. Apart from the bull-rides, the roping and the barrel race, there’s also a coin flipping league. 100 cowboys flip the coin 100 times each, and...
Dr David F. Marks, Chartered Psychologist and Fellow of the British Psychological Society, puts forward a wide-ranging theory he feels could provide a ‘backbone’ for our discipline.
Heather D. Flowe (University of Brimingham) with a view on the research evidence.
A concern raised in our November edition.
A response to Brian Hughes' piece on exaggeration in psychology.
Georgina Hosang previews a free event on Gender Inequalities and Women’s Mental Health.
Sandie Hobley asks; Director of Policy and Communications Kathryn Scott replies.
Alexander Bird with a different view on psychology's 'crisis'.
Two letters from our October edition on the Stanford Prison Experiment controversy.
Brian Hughes argues that we are prone to accentuating the positive, even when it comes to progress in improving our science.
A letter from Christopher Jones.