From The Psychologist
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Our journalist Ella Rhodes reviews 'How I learned to drive' at the Southwark Playhouse, and the post-performance discussion with Claudia Hammond and Dr Lucy Maddox.abuse
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A themed trawl of the Psychologist and Research Digest archives.mindfulness
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The SAM App, developed by the University of the West of England.
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From the March issue, including foreign accent syndrome
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Simon Oxenham and Jon Sutton consider the causes and consequences of bad writing in psychology.writingacademiaacademic successPages: 198-201
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