The Psychologist, April 2010

Christian Jarrett examines psychology’s response to a disturbing social problem.

Joy Icayan charts a personal journey from taking a degree in psychology, to market research, to human rights work in the Philippines.

Sarah Davidson on the work of the British Red Cross.

Teresa Pacheco Tabuenca is interviewed by Vaughan Bell.

Ian Florance talks to Catriona Morrison about cognitive psychology, teaching and research… with a few mentions of the Beatles on the way.

Rhiannon N. Turner on her Doctoral Award-winning research on the impact of direct and indirect forms of contact.

Children imitate after a delay, but can apes ape in a similar fashion? Lydia M. Hopper looks at evidence.

Have our minds evolved to see human beings as types of artefacts? Jesse Bering investigates some big questions.

Larry Weiskrantz recalls the conditions surrounding a rare ‘discovery’ in psychology – response to visual stimuli without conscious perception.

Past President of the American Psychological Association and commissioner of the Presidential Task Force on Psychology’s Contribution to End Homelessness - with web-only Q+A

illusions with Richard Gregory; women leaders; phobias; and more.

in defence of the flashmob; Down’s; medicalising pregnancy; and more.

the sexualisation of young people; flexible working; homelessness; DSM-5; back pain; inquests on ‘radiation deaths’; morsels from the Research Digest; and more

President’s column; alcohol in Scotland; men’s health; Welsh taster; and more.