Edition 4
Including reality TV; ABA; psychology and nuclear weapons; environmental concerns; guest columns and much more
Ian Florance talks to Iya Whiteley, a Human Factors Consultant at SEA Group Ltd
Peter Lamont with a brief history of extraordinary psychological feats, and their relevance for our concept of psychology and science
Christopher Peterson and Nansook Park offer an optimistic view of the opportunities
There are good reasons to pursue happiness, but psychologists have been sceptical that happiness can be lastingly increased. What arguments have been advanced to explain why happiness cannot be...
Think again, suggests Nattavudh Powdthavee – you’re experiencing a focusing illusion
Perhaps one of the most surprising findings in well-being literature is that, although children give us many things, an increase in our average day-to-day positive experiences may not be among one...
Rebecca Johnson asks what control theory can contribute to our understanding of dissociative identity disorder
When a person presents with dissociative identity disorder, how can we best understand their condition? Is it a form of internal conflict? Is it the product of a troubled childhood and an internal...
Including Frameworks for Practice in Educational Psychology: A Textbook for Trainees and Practitioners; What Should I Believe; Women at the Top; Grief in Young Children: A Handbook for Adults