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Sandra Lovell on the place of Personal Protective Equipment in safety controls for Covid-19.
Richard Pemberton and Tony Wainwright on using the lessons of Covid-19 to move on.
“We have severed nearly all the natural physical constraints on the growth of our species: we can live anywhere from the Arctic to the...
Lorraine Crawley learns from her clients in uncertain times.
Susan Brannick on a potentially neglected field.
Curiously enough, the dolphins had long known of the destruction of planet Earth, and had made attempts to alert mankind to the danger; but most of their communications were misinterpreted as...
Joanne A. Rathbone, Jolanda Jetten, Fiona Kate Barlow, and Jasmine Russell challenge the assumptions of anti-obesity campaigns.
Elizabeth Haines, Lauren Taylor, Rachel Ison, Sarah Dunstan, Sarah Hollingsworth, Jessica Blumsom, Holly Ellerton and Danielle Hills.
Lauren Jones, with supervisors Dr Ailsa Russell and Professor Mark Brosnan, on emerging lessons from the 'Somehow' project.
Educational Psychologist Elizabeth Gillies considers models to help children deal with unexpected forks in the road.
David Robson on psychological efforts to achieve ‘herd immunity’ against the spread of misinformation in pandemic times.
Dr. Gail Sinitsky and Dr. May Lene Karlsen on how children should co-construct their ‘new normal’.
Will increased exposure to the benefits system in the wake of Covid-19 increase empathy for claimants? Kelly Camilleri, Katie Voss and Vicki Weare.
Nancy K. Schlossberg with a personal and professional perspective on pandemic transitions for more senior people; now with added update.
Health Psychologist Angel Chater has spoken openly about bereavement over the last two decades. Here, she urges society to recognise and be open about loss.
Since the start of the pandemic, we have been collecting links to perspectives and resources elsewhere…
We delve into the archive to pick out some highlights from this month in past years.
Sue Shea and Robin Wynyard on the 'day after', and whether major psychological theories are fit for purpose in such unusual times.
Natasha Hill, Hannah Jerome and Anna Smith consider the impact of Covid-19 on vulnerable bariatric patients.
Dominic Conroy and Emily Nicholls on health behaviour changes during and beyond lockdown.
Daniella Watson has personally and professionally been part of the collective response to Covid-19.
Erin Beal on terror management and moving beyond existential crisis in ‘unprecedented times’.