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Looking back: Finding Little Albert
15 May 2011
Hall P. Beck, with Gary Irons, reports on a seven-year search for psychology’s lost boy.
- Children, young people and families
- History and philosophy
- Violence and trauma
Little Albert – one of the most famous research participants in psychology’s history – but who was he?
09 October 2014
In 1920 a pair of researchers at Johns Hopkins University taught a little baby boy to fear a white rat.
- Children, young people and families
- Developmental
- Research
- Research Ethics
Letters, April 2012
18 April 2012
emotional response; impact; theoretical work psychology; Little Albert; and more
- BPS updates
Letters, August 2011
18 August 2011
the media; counselling psychology; benevolent sexism; Little Albert; 'Beyond boundaries' columns (and more in PDF version)
- BPS updates
News, March 2012
18 March 2012
beautiful explanations; mushrooms in a brain scanner; Little Albert; reports from the Division of Occupational Psychology; and more
- BPS updates
Letters, November 2008
18 November 2008
Including adults with Asperger's, a call to arms, Little Albert and the Hawthorne effect.
- BPS updates
News, July 2013
18 July 2013
avatar therapy; MyConnectome; charitable giving; new Little Albert theory; registered reports; a review of a one-day conference on scientific research with psychedelic drugs
- BPS updates
From the Research Digest…
02 November 2014
Work-life balance, a neat trick for students, Scrabble vs Crosswords and more
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Psychology’s 10 Greatest Case Studies – Digested
27 November 2015
These ten characters have all had a huge influence on psychology and their stories continue to intrigue each new generation of students.
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Foundations of sand?
10 September 2008
Christian Jarrett on the lure of academic myths and their place in classic psychology.
- History and philosophy
The 10 Most Controversial Psychology Studies Ever Published
19 September 2014
Controversy is essential to scientific progress - here we digest ten of the most controversial studies in psychology’s history.
- Cognition and perception
- Research
- Social and behavioural
Letters, October 2011
18 October 2011
personality disorder; Milgram; NHS reform; benchmarking; and more.
- BPS updates