Archive - 2013

Volume 26 - Part 5 - (May 2013)

Why is it so hard to quit smoking? - Political conflict and youth - The connected brain - Interview: A student of life - Eye on fiction: The Yellow Birds - Big Picture: Portraits of intelligence - Letters - News - Digest - Society - Careers - Reviews - New Voices: A mindful moment for older adults - Looking Back: Spook hunting and ghost busting - One on One

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Volume 26 - Part 4 - (April 2013)

How many psychologists does it take... to explain a joke? - This is improbable - Laughter - the ordinary and the extraordinary - Interview: Rich pickings in comedy - Opinion: No laughing matter - Big Picture: Funny little man, seriously big points - Letters - News - Digest - Society - Careers - Reviews - New Voices: Comedy and psychology - a personal perspective - Looking Back: The Worm Runner’s Digest - One on one... with Dean Burnett

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Volume 26 - Part 3 - (March 2013)

The globalisation of mental illness - How power affects the brain - Involuntary autobiographical memories - The long reach of the gene - Interview: Children and technology - Big picture - Letters - News - Digest - Society - Careers - Reviews - New Voices: Parenting next door to the bogeyman - Looking back: Rewriting the rest cure in The Secret Garden - One on One... with Shivani Sharma

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Volume 26 - Part 2 - (February 2013)

Searching for love - The paradoxical brain - Dyslexia - in tune but out of time - Happy birthday? - Interview: In the heat of the moment - Big Picture - Methods: Teaching thematic analysis - Society - Careers - Reviews - New voices: Learning from learners - Looking Back: In defence of inclusive realism in psychology - One on one - Letters - News - Digest

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Volume 26 - Part 1 - (January 2013)

Individual differences - the British context - On the shoulders of giants - Applying neuroscience to mental disorder - Intelligence and individual differences - Personality and the prosocial context - Interview: The blogging Bishop of neuroscience - Looking Back: A quarter of a century of The Psychologist - Big Picture - Letters - Digest - Society - Careers - New Voices: Are conspiracy theories just harmless fun? - Reviews - One to one… with Dame Glynis Breakwell - News