The Psychologist, June 2010

Martin M. Monti and Adrian M. Owen go looking for consciousness.

Tony Roth talks to David Clark about his pivotal role in developing and promoting the Improving Access to Psychological Therapies programme, and more.

Anthony Montgomery and Ian Kehoe ask why schools get so little attention from organisational psychology

Anne Sheppard asks whether legal sanctions can really be the answer to problems of truancy.

Peter Totterdell, Karen Niven and David Holman look at how social networks can regulate what we feel.

Stefania Papadaki on her route to counselling psychology work in Heraklion.

Hazel Stevenson on Sylvia Downs’ lifetime of achievement in occupational psychology

Ian Florance interviews Tim Marsh about his work as the Managing Director of a company dealing in the psychology of industrial safety.

Aberystwyth University, and new Chair of the Psychologist Policy Committee - includes web-only material

how science works; predicting and changing behaviour; research methods; the psychological contract; living with voices; communication disorders; and web-only extras

social science and family politics; new child development unit; brain waves project; nuggets from the digest; and media coverage from the conference.

President’s column; Doctoral Award; and more.

Giving voice to the voiceless; black women in the UK; politics; and more.