The Psychologist, January 2012

Jeremy N. Bailenson on the psychological consequences of seeing the ‘self’ acting independently.

Francine Béar and Jennifer Wild on My Transsexual Summer, plus much more in our improved and expanded section

A project by psychology student Mark Christmas, with sculptor James Napier. Photo by Michelle Bull.

Carole Sutton argues that a campaign is needed.

Sue N. Moore examines adult–child feeding interactions at home and at school. Are they intuitive or informed?

Professor in the School of Experimental Psychology at the University of Bristol and Director of the Bristol Cognitive Development Centre.

Christian Jarrett invited leading psychologists to share their stories for a special Research Digest feature...

Jörgen L. Pind examines Edgar Rubin’s dissertation on the figure–ground distinction, one of the great classics of perceptual psychology.

David Horrocks with the latest in our series for budding writers.

Anne Scoular talks about her late-blossoming career in business coaching; and the realities of a part-time PhD.

The first of a new series inviting discussion and debate on an ethical dilemma.

Jon Sutton interviews Lucy Yardley (University of Southampton) about falls, health interventions, prosopagnosia, and more

Peter Daggett on resistance to therapy amongst parents of children with impairment.

minority influence; errors; 30-second psychology; and more

questionable research practices; strike action; self-harm; educational psychology training; Daniel Kahneman speaks; nuggets from the Research Digest; and more

Awards for Nimisha Patel and Claudia Hammond, and more.

trikes; secondary data; roots of horror; Tom Troscianko; riots; and much more