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          • What's underrated / overrated in psychology?

            13 June 2017

            We're looking for your contributions to a new format.

            • BPS updates

          • Overrated: Psychological literacy

            27 June 2017

            In an online extra, psychology undergraduate Madeleine Pownall (University of Lincoln) picks her 'Overrated / Underrated'.

            • BPS updates

          • Overrated: The predictive power of attachment

            25 November 2016

            Elizabeth Meins with the first in an occasional series, where psychologists choose the concepts they feel are overrated or underrated.

            • Children, young people and families

          • Lean in – but how?

            12 April 2018

            Michelle K. Ryan and Teri A. Kirby on why ‘Lean In’ is both an underrated and overrated phenomenon.

            • Sex and gender
            • Work and occupational
          • Passport being checked

            Photo ID vs sequence: why order matters

            12 September 2022

            Robin Kramer on two psychological concepts and their real-world applications: one he feels is overrated, one underrated.

            • Legal, criminological and forensic
            • Social and behavioural

          • Overrated: Self-management

            07 June 2018

            Karen Rodham argues that an empowering idea is yet to translate into practice; before turning her attention to the 'underrated' nature of face-to-face therapeutic interaction.

            • Health

          • Overrated: Our capacity to impact policy

            10 May 2018

            Carl Walker, Ewen Speed and Danny Taggart believe that the nature of public policy means we can never be as influential as we’d like to be. They follow this with an article reminding us of the value of informal psychological caregiving.

            • Government and politics

          • Too attached to attachment?

            06 April 2017

            Another response to Professor Elizabeth Meins' 'Overrated/Underrated' article in the January edition.

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          • Relationships in practice

            12 May 2017

            Lynne Hipkin responds to Professor Elizabeth Meins' 'Overrated: The predictive power of attachment'.

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          • A psychology summer

            12 June 2017

            We set some challenges to keep you occupied over the holidays.

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          • Shaping policy – not for all in the house of psychology

            07 August 2018

            Abby Moralee responds to an article in our June edition.

            • Government and politics

          • Gender equality in academic science

            14 December 2014

            Ella Rhodes reports.

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