The Psychologist, March 2011
The value of pets for human health
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The value of pets for human health
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The value of pets for human health
Deborah Wells has a menagerie of surprising and controversial research on animal antics.
Things I wish I had known at the beginning of my PhD
Jillian Sullivan, PhD student at the Autism Research Centre, University of Cambridge.
Responding to 'parent abuse'
Amanda Holt asks whether there is a role for psychology.
Are you being outsourced?
Stephanie J. Morgan looks at how psychology can aid our understanding of work fragmentation.
Big Picture: Why we see what isn't there
Paranormality, with Richard Wiseman. Photo by Magrath/Folsom/Science Photo Library.
‘Psychology sang to me’
Ian Florance meets Jake Farr and talks music and creativity.
Falling on deaf ears
Geoffrey D. Munro examines when people believe psychology is not science.
Looking back: the strange history of tropical neurasthenia
Anna Greenwood on a relatively short-lived colonial affliction.
The psychological transformer
Critical health psychologist Kerry Chamberlain (Massey University, New Zealand) talks to Lance Workman about the academic evolution of his career.
One on one... with Ruth Mann
Rehabilitation Services Group, National Offender Management Service. Includes web-only answers.
Media
Kirsten V. Smith on The Brain: A Secret History
Book reviews, March 2011
narratives in human science; challenging religion; creativity in the classroom; and web-only reviews
Letters, March 2011
national well-being; psychology myths; gender; your deadly sins; and more
News, March 2011
cuts begin to bite; Sure Start; ECT; reports from the Division of Occupational Psychology conference.
Society, March 2011
taking a stance in the President’s column; online archive; QMIP Section awards; and more.