Edition 11
Jon Sutton interviews Cordelia Fine about neurosexism and more.
For anyone who thought that the battle of the sexes was over, that any gender inequalities remaining are innate and pretty inevitable, your new book Delusions of Gender is pretty uncomfortable...
Top occupational psychologists discuss the state of the discipline
Daniel Wright on how fiction can aid our understanding of delusional misidentifications
Frank Belschak and Deanne Den Hartog unravel positive and negative aspects of proactive behaviour at work
In most modern workplaces it is not enough for employees to react and adapt to changes in their environment; rather, they need to plan ahead and prepare for potential threats and dangers in the...
David Uzzell delivered the joint British Academy/British Psychological Society Annual Lecture, on psychology and climate change
The public are concerned about climate change. Typically, surveys from governments, pollsters and universities show that around 80 per cent of adults are very or fairly concerned about climate...
Science is Vital campaign; ‘over-identification’ of special educational needs; the ‘halfalogue’; Ig Nobel Awards; the glass cliff for female leaders; and more
Ludy T. Benjamin Jr on a fascinating trial and a psychologist’s role in it