Current Archive Forum News Contribute Advertise Subscribe About
Jobs

March 2010

Free digital taster


IMAGE - Volume 23 - Part 3 - (March 2010)
BPS Shop

The supreme infant

Alison Gopnik talks to Jon Sutton about the exploratory, bright butterflies that are children

The maternal brain
Christian Jarrett examines the evidence behind the widely held belief that pregnancy affects cognitive function

What is ‘psychological’ about ‘normal’ pregnancy?
Paula Nicolson reviews issues of biology, risk, identity… and more

A psychological plan for perinatal care
Pauline Slade and Michelle Cree offer some practical recommendations

Working lives: Disadvantaged young fathers-to-be
Mike White looks at fresh starts and second chances

Taking up space – pregnancy in public
Harriet Gross on how medical, reproductive and communication technologies have changed women’s embodied experiences

Nausea and vomiting in pregnancy
Brian L. Swallow looks at an unpleasant side of gestation

Forum - News, Digest and Media - Book reviews - Society - Careers - Looking back: Literature, history and biology - One on one …with George Sik

Today's featured article from the archive:

Depersonalisation
Founded in 1998, the Depersonalisation Research Unit at the Institute of Psychiatry was the first in its field. Now the team describe their progress in the development of cognitive-behavioural and pharmacological treatments.


The Psychologist Home | Accessibility | Text Only | Site Map | Contact Us | BPS Website

© Copyright 2000-2010 The British Psychological Society
The British Psychological Society is a charity registered in England and Wales, Registration Number : 229642 and a charity registered in Scotland, Registration Number : SC039452 - VAT Registration Number : 240 3937 76

End Page