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What does success or failure look like?
John Marzillier responds to a recent conversation.
Supporting expert witnesses
The Chair of the British Psychological Society's Expert Witness Advisory Group writes.
Clinical guideline confusion
Questions asked by those working with them.
Ins and outs of stereotyping
Ben Aaron MacLeod writes.
Failure of ruling elites
Dr Hugh McCredie writes.
Women drivers
Les Hearn writes.
The positives of boarding schools
Mallory Wober responds to recent coverage.
President’s Letter, December 2017
The latest from Nicola Gale.
Car-dependency – built in to the system?
David Brew writes.
Responding to first responders
A police officer and member of the British Psychological Society writes.
Should elite performance come second?
Two letters from our December edition.
Hearing the hidden hashtags
Hugo Maximillian Metcalfe and Alex Smith write.
Why do sad movies make people happy?
Joshua Fuller ponders a paradox.
Three core disciplines in teaching, training and learning
Richard Boston writes.
How can European Psychology thrive beyond Brexit?
We seek contributions for an opinion special.
President’s Letter, November 2017
The latest from Nicola Gale.
Distinctively Scottish
Martin Gemmell on educational psychology north of the border.
Reducing drop-out rates in online degrees
Alexandra Pentaraki responds to our online piece.
Female boxers and mental health
A response to an August article.
Morally indefensible research?
A response to our ethics debate in the September issue.
Are we losing sight of learning?
Charles Weedon with an 'outsider's perspective' on the evolving role of psychologists in schools.
Human factors in health and social care
Narinder Kapur points to a consultation.
Adoption burnout
A response to our interview with Christina Maslach.
A persistent misconception
G. Neil Martin responds in an ongoing debate.
The Sussicran complex
Mallory Wober on 'the reverse Narcissus'.

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