THE PSYCHOLOGIST

[IMAGE - Volume 19 - Part 7 - (July 2006)]

As the Society publishes a new report, Christian Jarrett takes a look at causes and treatments.
Page Numbers: 402-404

Emma Gore Langton, winner of the undergraduate category of our student writer competition, on the mutually beneficial relationship between psychology and children abandoned in institutions.
Page Numbers: 412-413

Craig Aaen-Stockdale, winner in the postgraduate category, on how psychologists have found their playful side to shed light on the plasticity of the brain.
Page Numbers: 414-416

Philip Treleaven, Adrian Furnham and Viren Swami on a new area with implications for psychological research.
Page Numbers: 416-419

Caroline Watt outlines the continuing influence of the Edinburgh unit on the field.
Page Numbers: 424-427

Christian Jarrett reports from New York, host to the 18th annual convention of the Association for Psychological Science (formerly the American Psychological Society).
Page Numbers: 420-423

President Ray Miller reflects on the benefits of hindsight.
Page Numbers: 395

Improving access to therapes; infant crying and sleeping problems; DSM and drug companies plus men's mental health and more.
Page Numbers: 396-401

Scientist practitioners - the model and the reality; globalisation; extreme pornography; A level; postal wastage and more
Page Numbers: 406-411

Double Dutch, comedy, tragedy and psycho-babbling for beginners.
Page Numbers: 428-430

Peter Branney on overseas fieldwork - Supervisors, funding and ingenious pigs
Page Numbers: 433

Marking 10 years of promoting clinical effectiveness, quality and outcomes, fellowship citation for Professor Mark Griffiths plus news on what you think of the Psychologist.
Page Numbers: 434-437

Reassessing Freud's legacy
Page Numbers: 456