From The Psychologist
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Stephanie Taylor looks at how social psychology explains the phenomenon
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Julian G. Elliott and Elena L. Grigorenko argue that the label is a cultural meme that remains unscientific and conceptually problematic
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? and if so, how? Nadine Page and Erik de Haan consider the evidence.
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Martin James Turner describes his use of rational emotive behaviour therapy (REBT) with athletes
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Diane Halpern tells Lance Workman about her efforts to improve work?life balance and increase creativity
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Lewis Reynolds? frame, words by Helen Gregory (University of Brighton). Photo: Gary Learmonth (Red Piranha Photography)
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men and the mental health minefield; Scotland; EMDR; dyslexia; engaging with The Psychologist; and more
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