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'Behind the mask of science is the art of narrative'
30 April 2018
Australian writer and psychologist Gina Perry on the writing of her book 'The Lost Boys: Inside Muzafer Sherif's Robbers Cave experiments'. How does it feel to find yourself effectively debriefing people on an experiment they took part in 60 years ago?
- Social and behavioural
Camps, conflict and collectivism
27 November 2014
Sixty years after the Robbers Cave study, Stephen Reicher and S. Alexander Haslam introduce an appreciation of a Sherif for today and for tomorrow.
- BPS updates
The view from the boys
26 November 2014
Gina Perry looks at how Muzafer Sherif’s participants saw his studies.
- Children, young people and families
- History and philosophy
- Relationships and romance
- Research Ethics
- Violence and trauma
Necessarily collectivistic
25 November 2014
Michael J. Platow and John A. Hunter reflect on Muzafer Sherif’s Boys’ Camp Studies.
- Children, young people and families
- Research
Could the Olympics be a catalyst for inter-cultural discord?
23 May 2011
One world, one dream?
- Government and politics
- Sport and Exercise
From the Archive, and Where does this image take you?
24 April 2024
Kesi Mahendran closes the special issue by delving into past pages, and leaving you with a thought-provoking photo…
- Government and politics
'All psychology is social'
25 November 2019
Our editor Dr Jon Sutton introduces a collection of links to pieces by or about social psychologists; with additional comment from Dr Shelley McKeown Jones, Chair of the British Psychological Society's Social Psychology Section.
- BPS updates
Far from the maddening crowd
11 March 2020
We collect together archive links for four psychologists changing the way we think about collective action.
- BPS updates
Writing in psychology
23 June 2020
We collate articles and interviews from the archive with advice and tips for writing in psychology.
- Research
- Teaching and learning
Making sense of the world, challenging truths
24 April 2024
Neil Ferguson (Professor of Political Psychology, Liverpool Hope University), considers what Political Psychology is, through a historical lens.
- Government and politics
- History and philosophy
Media, May 2012
09 May 2012
Mark Sergeant on problems and pitfalls of science reporting; Jon Sutton on France's autism 'shame'; and more.
- Autism
- BPS updates
Media
28 November 2012
Sex and zombie cannibals, with Mark Sergeant; science journalism; and more
- BPS updates
Bridging intragroup processes and intergroup relations: Needing the twain to meet
13-03-2013
- John F. Dovidio
Social value orientation and cooperation in social dilemmas: A review and conceptual model
24-12-2010
- Sandy Bogaert
- Christophe Boone
- Carolyn Declerck
Strategies for linking individual psychology and social structure: Interdisciplinary and cross-disciplinary social psychology
01-09-1986
- Marylee C. Taylor
- Michael P. Johnson
‘Rallying around the flag’: Can an intergroup contact intervention promote national unity?
27-07-2011
- Ananthi Al Ramiah
- Miles Hewstone
Selective cultural adoption: The roles of warmth, competence, morality and perceived indispensability in majority-group acculturation
16-09-2024
- Jonas R. Kunst
- Kinga Bierwiaczonek
- Milan Obaidi
- Sam Fluit
- Tilmann Soest
- David Sam
- John F. Dovidio
Book reviews
01-11-1980
An investigation into disordered adolescents by means of the Brook Reaction Test
01-09-1977
- A. W. Heim
- S. M. Unwin
- K. P. Watts
Phonological similarity in the serial recall task hinders item recall, not just order
12-06-2022
- Steven Roodenrys
- Dominic Guitard
- Leonie M. Miller
- Jean Saint‐Aubin
- Jeffrey M. Barron
Children's long-term memory for information that is incongruous with their prior knowledge
01-11-1981
- Stephen J. Ceci
- Richard D. Caves
- Michael J. A. Howe