The Psychologist, January 2008

S. Alexander Haslam and Stephen D. Reicher re-examine the established view, in an article based on the 2007 Argyle Lecture.

Dr Paul Redford (Chair, Psychologist Policy Commitee) and Dr Jon Sutton (Editor) explain the thinking behind the latest changes.

Tim Wildschut, Constantine Sedikides and Clay Routledge offer a historical and psychological account.

Christian Jarrett on the ‘dark underbelly’ of psychology. Could the use of client feedback be the answer?

The new jobs section of The Psychologist, including the Society Division Chairs on the future of applied psychology, and the full version (in HTML) of David Carew's piece on the Department of Work and Pensions.

Rachel Cooper, Kate Gendle, Cheryl Mould and Claire Ackroyd describe their work.

Ingrid Schoon and Mel Bartley look at the impact of growing up in poverty.

Elizabeth Valentine kicks off our new section on the history of psychology with the fascinating story of Nellie Carey.

Emeritus Professor at the Institute of Cognitive Neuroscience, UCL, and Aarhus Research Foundation Professor at the University of Aarhus

Including internet psychology, emotion explained, HIV and more.

Including diversity, NLP and more.

Including President's column, and the Award for Distinguished Contributions to Professional Psychology.

Including cancer care, child-friendly hospitals, women's gait, ADHD, feigning retardation and more.