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One on one with Aleks Krotoski
‘We have to take risks, fall over sometimes'
A uniformed clinical psychologist in the British Army
Captain Duncan Precious gives his personal reflections on a unique role (found through The Psychologist!)
Life in perpetual motion
Ian Florance talks to Fiona Price about putting a background in psychology to use in diverse settings
Interview: Healthy disclosure
Daryl O’Connor talks to Gail Kinman about being a twin, stress and health, and the influence of conscientiousness
The British Psychological Society audio interviews
Science journalist Wendy Barnaby talks to some of our authors.
The master of self-control
Walter Mischel speaks to Lance Workman about his famous ‘Marshmallow Test’ and more
Teaching-focused careers in psychology
Victoria Bourne (Royal Holloway, University of London)
One on one… with Rita Jordan
Emeritus Professor at the University of Birmingham. Includes online-only answers.
Coaching psychology: strength in diversity
It’s the 10th anniversary of the inauguration of the Society’s Special Group in Coaching Psychology. We hear from some of its members.
One on one with Catherine Loveday
‘I’m optimistic, some might say idealistic’
Careers: A publicly engaged academic
we meet community psychologist Jim Orford; Rob Rooksby on his collision of American football and psychology; and Heather Tinkler describes her work as a Clinical Studies Officer for an NHS Foundation Trust
Interview with the Rt Hon Lord Owen
The politician talks to Ian Bushnell (Chair of the Division of Occupational Psychology) about hubris syndrome and his work with the Daedalus Trust
One on one… with Simon Baron-Cohen
‘Stories of forgiveness are inspiring to me’ (includes online extras)
Interview with Francesca Happé
Editor Jon Sutton meets a creative, interpersonal, social scientist to talk about autism, DSM-5, women in science, and more
Looking in: My son’s not Rainman
John Williams on being a parent of ‘The Boy’ with autism
'Autism can be of a positive type'
We meet Stella Acquarone as part of our autism special issue; Aidan Horner on his ‘negative CV’; and Nick Hatton on an unusual PhD setting
One on one... with Valerie Curran

‘Occasionally follow a hunch…’

Careers: A public and private trip to understand the mind

Sue Blackmore gives a personal account of how hallucinogens have influenced her career; and we pass on some advice for first-year undergraduates as they begin their journey in psychology

Viewpoints: Experiences of hallucinogen treatment

We hear from a researcher, participant and clinician on the use of psilocybin to alleviate cancer anxiety

One on one... with Tom Dickins

'… to sit in an arbour, shaded from the sun'. Includes online only answers.

Careers

we talk to Roberto Forzoni about mindsets, music and magic; and Bronagh Hannon looks for light at the end of the tunnel in her arduous quest to become a clinical psychologist

Interview: Defeating aliens with critical thinking

Diane Halpern tells Lance Workman about her efforts to improve work–life balance and increase creativity

One on one... with Ian Parker

with Ian Parker, Fellow of the Society, practising psychoanalyst in Manchester and Professor of Management, University of Leicester. With online-only q+a.

Careers

the importance of positive risk taking and dignity of failure, with Steven Sharman; and we talk to Andy Evans about his work with performers

Interview: Striking a balance

Ellen Ernst Kossek is President of the Work Family Researchers Network. Gail Kinman and Almuth McDowall ask the questions.

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