...meets
Ian Florance talks to Michal Kosinski about business, technology and the dangers of an ignorance of modern psychology
Peter Dillon-Hooper (Manager of the Society’s History of Psychology Centre) talks to Geoff Bunn about writing and presenting a history of the brain on Radio 4
Honorary Lecturer, University of Sheffield; includes online-only extras
Penny Lenihan, Christina Richards and Felicity Adams talk about their work.
Jon Sutton interviews Howard Friedman (HF) and Leslie Martin (LM), authors of The Longevity Project, about lessons in living a long life
University College London, Psychology and Language Sciences; Spearman Medal winner 2011. Includes web-only answers.
Alex Fradera, editor of the Society’s new Occupational Digest (see www.occdigest.org.uk), talks to Jim McKechnie
OBE, Chartered Clinical Psychologist and Clinical Director of Winston’s Wish
Lance Workman talks to Alex Haslam, about glass cliffs, Zimbardo, higher education and more.
...with Ben (C) Fletcher, Head of the School of Psychology, University of Hertfordshire
Hilary Clarke, a health psychologist with the Queen Elizabeth’s Foundation, issues a rallying call
Catherine Campbell (Professor of Social Psychology at the London School of Economics) talks with psychologist, feminist, activist and film-maker Janice Haaken about the challenges facing the domestic violence movement
Centre for the Study of Animal Well Being, Washington State University; includes online-only extras
Ian Florance talks to Daniel Müllensiefen and Sarah Carter from advertising agency DDB
Christian Jarrett fires some questions at David Halpern, a psychology graduate working in the corridors of power as Director of Research at the Institute for Government
Clinical Psychologist, University of Manchester. Includes web-only answers.
Alan Baddeley talks to Lance Workman about Bertrand Russell, Neanderthals and working memory
