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From The Psychologist

  • Stuart J. Ritchie, Richard Wiseman and Christopher C. French with the opening contribution to a special on one of the cornerstones of scientific progress. This is followed by a variety of perspectives on replication and possible ways forward, from: Daniel Simons; Dave Nussbaum; Henry L. Roediger, III; Gregory Mitchell; Daryl Bem; Claudia Hammond; Daniel Bor; Sam Gilbert; Joshua Hartshorne and Adena Schachner; Alex Holcombe and Hal Pashler; Jelte Wicherts; and Stephen Pilling
  • Jon Sutton interviews Trevor Robbins CBE (University of Cambridge)
  • Thibaud Gruber and Klaus Zuberbühler look to non-human primates for clues
  • DOWNLOAD PDF FOR POSTER. Images from research by artist Rachel Cohen and psychologist Benjamin Dyson. E-mail ?Big picture? ideas to jon.sutton@bps.org.uk.
  • impact factors; panic buying; REF; well-being psychology; and more
  • the Health and Social Care Bill; dementia challenge; willpower report; funding news
  • nuggets from the Society?s Research Digest service

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The Society has teamed up with the Professional Associations Research Network (PARN) to find out members' views and attitudes regarding e-Learning through an online survey.

Your responses to this survey will be extremely valuable for the future development of e-Learning at the Society.

The survey closes on 31 May 2012. To complete the survey follow the below link.

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