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Toxic acts, not toxic masculinity
Martin Seager and John Barry write.
A demand to avoid demand avoidance?
Richard Woods writes about Pathological Demand Avoidance.
Let’s stop doing the timewarp again
Emma Liebeskind writes about the A-level psychology curriculum.
Still the science of the sophomore?
Arathy Puthillam responds to a letter on psychology's WEIRDness.
Don’t fear jazz
Dr Nina Browne on 'letting go of the script'.
Reviewing UK hate crime laws
Natasha White writes.
Research in Worktown is alive and well
Sandie McHugh and colleagues follow up a 'Looking Back' from the March edition.
From the Chief Executive, May 2019
The latest from Sarb Bajwa.
Fighting the stigma of Borderline Personality Disorder
From Lydia Parkhill.
Ending benefit sanctions for all?
Does a recent BPS statement go far enough?
Digital technologies in the NHS – a psychological future
Michael Berger sums up the Topol Review - what’s going on, what’s on the horizon and why it is important. [Note: This is an expanded version of a letter which appears in the May edition]
‘We can be the nation that discovers the cure’
Steve Reicher, Alex Haslam and Jay Van Bavel on the Christchurch massacre and toxic leadership.
The road to Christchurch: A tale of two leaderships
Stephen Reicher, Alex Haslam and Jay Van Bavel on the elements of atrocity.
Back to the ‘Future Shock’
Bruce Wilson writes.
From the Chief Executive, April 2019
Sarb Bajwa on the Society's Annual Conference.
WEIRD science…
Priya Maharaj responds to a piece from our Research Digest blog.
Finding a home for the homeless
Elif Huseyin writes.
Semantic revolution, or knowledge evolution?
On the language of offending behaviour programmes.
Mindful of equanimity
Joey Weber writes.
Murder-suicide: are we up to the challenge?
Carol Murphy writes.
What you’re proposing and the status quo
Corinne Lowry writes.
Health and habits
Madelynne Arden writes.
The slow creep towards privatisation
Lisa Topping writes.
From the Chief Executive, March 2019
Sarb Bajwa writes.
Leaping into another’s shoes
The debate on men in the profession continues.

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