Edition 9
Alan G. Walker argues for an international online community for psychologists to ease collaboration and bridge the science–practitioner divide
In a recent journal article I discussed how practising psychologists and academics alike might increase or otherwise improve the practical mileage they receive from academic journals (Walker, 2008...
Lee A. Wilkinson looks at adults with Asperger’s syndrome
Despite plenty of research and clinical studies related to children and adolescents with Asperger’s syndrome, psychologists have only recently begun to appreciate the complex challenges faced by...
Aiden P. Gregg on the implicit association test
Over the last 10 years, the implicit association test (IAT) has held considerable appeal to applied researchers as an indirect index of what people are thinking and feeling. It dependably yields...
Lance Workman talks to Andy Field (University of Sussex) about his work on childhood anxiety, using humour in teaching, and more.
Christian Jarrett on the lure of academic myths and their place in classic psychology
Malcolm Macmillan updates a familiar tale, 160 years after its inception.
Jon Sutton illustrates some potential career paths ahead of you
Although this may be the first step of your journey in psychology, perhaps you already feel like a psychologist. Perhaps you are spending your first weeks at university pondering how your new...