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Down to the pit of the stomach
Rory O'Connor watches The Son at the Kiln Theatre in London.
A stark immersive experience
The Father, showing at South London Theatre, reviewed by India Megan.
Unafraid of conflict or its consequences
All about Eve, at the Noel Coward Theatre, reviewed by Kate Johnstone.
A story to be told
Dyslexia and Gender Bias: A Critical Review by Diane Montgomery (Routledge; Hb £45); reviewed by Philip Kirby.
Framing spirituality more broadly
Spiritual Dimensions of Ageing by Malcolm Johnson & Joanna Walker (eds) (Cambridge University Press; Pb £24.99); reviewed by Fraser Watts.
How not to blindly measure the mind
Psychological Testing: Theory and Practice by Colin Cooper (Routledge; £34.99); reviewed by Jack Tomlin.
Don’t be the Ferrari going around in circles
The Intelligence Trap by David Robson (Hodder & Stoughton. Hb, £20); reviewed by Dr Eva M. Krockow.
Is education the way out?
Growing Up Gifted, BBC2, reviewed by Maria Demetriou.
A celebration of individuality and humanity
Alina Ivan visits Switching Perceptions at the Bethlem Gallery in London.
A bitter illustration of a precarious life
Wendy Lloyd on James Gardner's 'Jellyfish'.
Seeds of defiance
'I Object - Ian Hislop's search for dissent', an exhibition at the British Museum, visited by Ciara Wild.
The trauma is evident
Three Identical Strangers, directed by Tim Wardle, reviewed by Wendy Lloyd.
The vision to brighten spaces
Ella Rhodes on the ‘Hospital Rooms’ art project.
Entirely powerless, yet entirely to blame
Clara Collingwood watches Beautiful Boy, the English-language feature debut from Felix Van Groeningen.
The many facets of depression
Alina Ivan visits The Anatomy of Melancholy at the Bethlem Museum of the Mind.
Powerful storytelling with unclear motives
Madeleine Pownall on The Ted Bundy Tapes (Netflix).
Who do we think we're talking to?
‘London's Knife Wars: What’s The Solution?’, BBC One, Reviewed by Hugo Metcalfe.
A treasure trove of psychological wisdom
Mandeep Singh and Niamh Doody on ‘conscious rap’.
Symbolic action
Tania Bruguera: 10,148,451 at the Tate Modern; reviewed by Lucy Decker.
Politics and narrative
Tyranny of story, BBC Radio 4, reviewed by Kate Johnstone (Associate Editor for Culture).
Being Hercule Poirot
The ABC Murders, BBC1, reviewed by Sally Marlow, Associate Editor for Culture.
Consciousness – still a mystery?
Consciousness Demystified by Todd E. Feinberg & Jon M. Mallatt (MIT Press; Hb £20.00); reviewed by Andrew Hart.
Of Aplysia and apes
The Disordered Mind: What Unusual Brains Tell Us About Ourselves by Eric A. Kandel (Robinson; Hb £20.00); reviewed Philip Corr.
Bandersnatch and Bird Box
Madeleine Pownall tunes into the latest offerings causing a stir on Netflix.
Young people making an exhibition of themselves
Alina Ivan on Southeast London as a hotbed of psychological creativity.

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