From The Psychologist
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Broadcaster, journalist and psychology student Sian Williams reports from the frontline on the responsibilities of broadcasters towards those they interview
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Stuart C. Carr and Malcolm MacLachlan present a manifesto for tackling global inequalities at work
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Angelica Ronald, winner of the Spearman Medal 2012, looks at autism spectrum disorder and ADHD in the light of revisions to diagnostic procedures
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Ray McBride investigates the phenomenon and what it could mean for mainstream psychology
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Our editor Jon Sutton spoke to cognitive neuroscientist and ?master of illusion? Henrik Ehrsson at last year?s European Congress of Psychology in Stockholm
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Anna Abramowski with the latest in our series for budding writers (see www.bps.org.uk/newvoices for more information
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Art in the asylum: ?I spit on life? (1953/54) by William Kurelek, courtesy of the Adamson Collection London (copyright estate of William Kurelek and Wynick/Tuck Gallery Toronto). Words by Victoria Tischler, Chartered Psychologist and curator of ?Art in the Asylum?. Send your ideas for ?Big picture? to jon.sutton@bps.org.uk.
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