...reviews
how to think like Sherlock Holmes; Desert Island Discs with Uta Frith; big questions from little people; Derek; Barbican Weekender; and much more
terrorist’s creed; My Mad Fat Diary; Les Misérables; How to Build a Bionic Man; and apps, radio, and more in our broader section
a philosophical review of The Hobbit; Science Club; apps, books, and more in our section covering psychology in any form of media
Including failure; memoirs of an addicted brain; Geoffrey Beattie; and life after trauma
the self-illusion; father–daughter relationships; hearing voices; business psychology; and more, including web-only reviews
the learning powered school; effect sizes; anxiety and worry; developing destinies; online only reviews and more
early memory; the new statistics; the optimism bias; the social cure; and the psychologically literate citizen
toilet psychology; social neuroscience; the mindful workplace; PTSD; and qualitative research methods
mental models in the novel; modern CBT; dyslexia; House and psychology; and more, including web-only reviews
the organisation of the mind; longitudinal data analysis; the psychology book; and more
Huw Green on the film adaptation of The Woman in Black, a journey through superstition and paranoia.
James Watkin’s film adaptation of The Woman in Black provides us with a fantastic opportunity to examine the psychology that lies behind our innate tendency to tell ourselves the stories that help...
understanding madness; music cognition; social development; marriage and family therapy; and more
trauma; psychology and catholicism; educational psychology; gerontology; and cluttering
the empathic brain; the madness of women; rethinking school bullying; psychology in social contexts
the new psychology of leadership, human attention in digital environments, and more (including web-only reviews)
questions of religion and spirituality; a case for educational change; strategies for helping the shy child; and more
rationality for mortals; adjusting to life after deployment; stories of recovery and hope; and more, including web-only reviews
a novel contribution to the theory of mind; rethinking psychosis; protecting children from violence; and more
a Rough Guide to Psychology from The Psychologist journalist and Research Digest editor; media and youth; psychometric theory; and web-only reviews