The Psychologist, May 2010

Jo Silvester talks to Jon Sutton on the eve of the General Election.

Ian Florance talks to Jan Stannard about the ‘light-bulb moment’ that led her into psychology, and her quest to be sure of her ground in her new field.

Help the Hospices Chair in Hospice Studies, Lancaster University.

Joan Bliss on her memories of working with the great Swiss psychologist.

Christopher Peterson and Nansook Park on the lasting impact of minimally sufficient research.

Ray Crozier on an elusive phenomenon with implications for our understanding of emotion, expression and social anxiety.

Richard J. McNally has some timely advice for those revising the diagnostic manuals.

Sarah Dale gives a personal view on overthrowing a collective impostor syndrome

Christian Jarrett examines the psychology of the impostor phenomenon.

street prostitution; active listening; autism; history of neuroscience; self-awareness; and quantitative psychological research

fingerprints; Royal Society funding report; Milgram replication; politics and progress; behavioural economics; nuggets from the Research Digest; and Cary Cooper on his recent involvement in a media storm.

President’s column; Research Digest award; the work of the Society’s Policy Support Unit; new CRB check benefit for members; and more.

electronic record keeping; educational training; discrimination; and more