February 2016

Historical sex object – or undiscovered genius?

John Launer challenges the image of Sabina Spielrein principally as Carl Jung’s mistress: was she one of the most innovative thinkers in 20th-century psychology?

‘Look for small increments of change, not cures’

Nick Maguire (University of Southampton) talks to Ian Florance.

New voices: Researching loyalist communities

Patrick Flack outlines his research in Northern Ireland in the latest in our series for budding writers (see www.bps.org.uk/newvoices for more information).

Impact: From riots to crowd safety

In the first of an occasional series, John Drury describes his pathway to impact.

Meet the author

‘My Impact Case Study – submitted to the British Psychological Society’s portal – seeks to recognise and understand...

The ascension of parent–offspring ties

How are bonds between parents and their grown-up children changing, and what impact do they have? Karen Fingerman looks at the evidence.

Meet the author

‘In my first year of graduate school, a professor asked me to help interview adults of different ages. Eighty-year-olds told stories that were so interesting, I was...