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Politics, psychology, the Society and The Psychologist
We reflect on recent Twitter debate.
The power of placebo
Lydia Marvin writes.
More debate on prescribing rights
Alison Clarke, Chair of the British Psychological Society's Practice Board, responds.
Moving outside the clinic
Dr Hannah Alghali responds to our interview with Jenny Taylor.
Making data open
Emma Norris writes on BPS initiatives and more.
Psychologists as managers
Narinder Kapur writes.
Going in the right direction?
Liam Myles responds to Emily Farran's article.
E-cigarettes: A mixed blessing?
Dr Evangelos Katsampouris and Dr Neil McKeganey write.
A mixed bag of diverse views on psychologists prescribing
Dr Rebecca Courtney-Walker on recent debate.
A blind spot for the climate crisis?
Matthew Adams with a letter from our January issue.
Adapting addiction treatment
Kirsten Braatveit writes.
Developing a trauma-informed forensic psychology
Adam Mahoney previews an online article.
What qualifies as the best kind of qualitative research?
Rachel Shaw and colleagues ask the question and share resources.
The mind is not flat
Gareth Drake queries an article from our October 'Under…' special; and the author, Nick Chater, responds.
More training needed on mental capacity
Gemma Hall with a letter from our December edition.
From the Chief Executive, December 2019
Sarb Bajwa writes.
Minding language
Simon Brampton writes.
Developing a transition strategy
Jill Ruddock responds to our recent coverage of retirement.
Birth pain and trauma
Dr Kate Redman writes.
Gaps in provision
Siobhan Quinn writes.
Schools – setting a bad example?
Richard Boston with a letter from our December issue.
Ignorance, ideology and… voodoo?
Lewis Mitchell, a postgraduate student at the University of Essex, considers evolutionary psychology.
From the Chief Executive, November 2019
Sarb Bajwa writes.
Disagreeing over neurodiversity
Damian E.M. Milton writes in response to recent correspondence.
Talking about gene therapy
Hannah Partridge writes.

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