The Psychologist, March 2009

Andy Field, winner of the Society’s Book Award, on how he makes use of eels, quails and lap dancers in his teaching.

Craig Ward on his move from a psychology degree into the law

Richard Howard on a psychologist who is remembered for educational testing, but whose interests covered the full gamut of individual differences.

Jadwiga Nazimek on whether exercise can delay – or even prevent – dementia

Julie Gore and Claire McAndrew explore advances in cognitive task analysis.

Sallie Baxendale looks at a psychological case study in literature.

Jonathan D. Raskin on how the way we organise information could be the key to reducing the negative labelling of others.

Ian Florance talks to Charles Bethell-Fox, Deputy Managing Director of Personnel Decisions International (UK).

Carol Tavris American social psychologist and author

Including web-only reviews

Including how to 'green' our practice and research; dyslexia; integrating psychology; more on the forensic/clinical divide; and much more.

Including the good childhood inquiry; autism traits; tackling reoffending; caffeine and hallucinations; the social brain project; dementia; young people and the media; and Harriet Gross on the misrepresentation of Simon Baron-Cohen's research in The Guardian.

Including President's column, and Psychology Teaching award