Archive - 2007

Volume 20 - Part 12 - (December 2007)

Retirement: A new beginning? - ONLINE-ONLY ARTICLE: The importance of employee wellbeing - Searching for happiness at work - So wrong for so long: Changing our approach to change - Psychology in China - Diagnosing and dealing with the 'new British disease' - President's Column - News - Letters - Students - Book Reviews - Society - Media

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Volume 20 - Part 11 - (November 2007)

The most important psychology experiment never done? - Personality and Psychology: Hans Eysenck's unifying themes - A Builder of Bridges - Good work in psychology - Rise of the cybercheat - Bartlett in the digital age

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Volume 20 - Part 10 - (October 2007)

ONLINE-ONLY article - Zander Wedderburn's Presidential Address - The Social Brain of a Teenager - Today's fish and chip paper, tomorrow's career - Nurturing the next generation Special Issue - Introduction - Special Issue: High-quality science A-level - Special Issue: The Cookbook Aproach - Special Issue: Teaching A-level Psychology - Special Issue: Who nurtures the nurturer?

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Volume 20 - Part 9 - (September 2007)

ONLINE-ONLY article - On eating, thinking, learning and being a woman - ONLINE-ONLY article - Consumer research in 1958 - The silver screen, printed page and cultural competence - Alchemist or zombie? - Traumatic research: Interviewing survivors of 9/11 - Stress and Coping in the workplace - How does a yak find a drink?

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Volume 20 - Part 8 - (August 2007)

The chemical brain - ONLINE-ONLY article - Uta Frith festschrift - The psychology of altruism - Free qualitative research from the shackles of method - Psychologists and torture - More than a question of interrogation - Marketing psychology and the hidden persuaders - Book review - Tyranny and the tyrant

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Volume 20 - Part 7 - (July 2007)

Student writer competition winners - Questioning the science and politics of happiness - Selfish capitalism and mental illness - Agents of social control? - The internet, information seeking and identity - My working day

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Volume 20 - Part 6 - (June 2007)

Confessions of an archival addict - The latest thinking on intelligence - Belief and Illness - The psychological impact of alopecia - Making psychology a household name & Taking psychology to the people

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Volume 20 - Part 5 - (May 2007)

Online-only article: David Lynch and psychosis - Hazards to health: The problem of workplace bullying - Diagnosis special issue - Introduction - Diagnosis special issue - Part 1 & 2 - Diagnosis special issue - Part 3 - Diagnosis special issue - Part 4 - Diagnosis special issue - Part 5 - Diagnosis special issue - Part 6 - Still in love with psychology

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Volume 20 - Part 4 - (April 2007)

Counter point- Going the proverbial extra mile - Can Literacy be made easier? - Autism as a developmental disorder - Psychology in Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia and Serbia - Working at the 'edge' - Slings and Arrows: Depression and Life Events - Conducting your PHD via the internet - ONLINE ONLY: Presidential Address - President's Column - News - Letters - Books Reviews - Society - Media- Traumatic realism?

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Volume 20 - Part 3 - (March 2007)

Special Issue- Refugees and Asylum seekers - Ian Robbins Interview - Negotiating Access - Asylum 2- Working with refugee children and families - Asylum 3- Can community psychology meet the needs of refugees? - Asylum 4- Working with Interpreters - Asylum 5- Working with asylum seekers in a clinical setting - Asylum 6- The politics of working with refugee survivors of torture - Presidents Column - News - Letters - Students - Book reviews - Society - Media

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Volume 20 - Part 2 - (February 2007)

Boredom at work - Personality and art - Why I Study... - Isn't it all just obvious? - Society - Media - President's Column - News - Autism - Letters - Students - Book Reviews

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Volume 20 - Part 1 - (January 2007)

Growing up with TV - Gratitude- Parent of all virtues - Recruiting your 'control' group- Linchpin or afterthought? - Myers, Media and Modern Times - Psychology in Romania - Letters - President's column - Book reviews - News - Students- The right experience...it could be right under your nose - Society - Media