...features
At July's Latitude Festival in the Wellcome Trust Hub, our editor Dr Jon Sutton hosted Elizabeth Stokoe, Professor of Social Interaction at Loughborough University.
Featuring Professor Nicky Clayton and Mr Clive Wilkins. Image by Nick Saffell.
We present the top three entries in our second annual poetry competition.
Ron Roberts argues for a critical take on modernity, a psychology of heart and mind.
Professor Clifford Stott considers what has actually happened out in France, and lessons to be learned.
An exclusive extract from Charles Fernyhough's book 'The Voices Within: The History and Science of How We Talk to Ourselves'.
Paediatric and Educational Psychologists in the Mind Institute/Little Academy Nursery
Laura J. Speed on how olfactory studies can inform theories of language and perception.
Words by Professor Andy Field (University of Sussex); image by James Iles (www.jamesilesstudio.com). Download PDF for poster.
Professor Jamie Hacker Hughes with his Presidential Address to the British Psychological Society's Annual Conference.
In an exclusive extract from her new book 'Mind Over Money: The Psychology of Money and How to Use It', psychologist and presenter Claudia Hammond considers why we might unwittingly discriminate against those worse off than us.
Our journalist Ella Rhodes speaks to psychologists for evidence-based tips. Sponsored by Goldsmiths Institute of Management Studies.
Matt Selman on improvisation and therapy, in the latest in our series for budding writers (see www.bps.org.uk/newvoices for more information).
Sarah E. Hill, Randi P. Proffitt Leyva and Danielle J. DelPriore take an evolutionary approach and uncover some surprising findings.
David Harper looks towards a psychosocial approach to public mental health.
A leader is not 'the special one', but 'the one who makes us special', argue S. Alexander Haslam and Stephen D. Reicher. NOW WITH ADDED POSTSCRIPT: see below.
Cliodhna O’Connor and Helene Joffe on the ‘ripple effects’ generated as a piece of neuroscience leaves the laboratory.
David Carless and Kitrina Douglas make the case for an alternative methodology.
Our journalist Ella Rhodes asks whether psychology is having the desired impact, through the media and policy.