From The Psychologist
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Kate Johnstone reviews 'The not so secret life of the manic depressive', part of the BBC's 'In the Mind' series.depression
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Michelle Cree reflects on BBC One’s 'My Baby, Psychosis, and Me', part of the 'In the Mind' series.psychosis
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Watts Professor of Experimental Psychology, University of Oxford, and Fellow of Wolfson College, Oxford.
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Jenny Doe reviews the 'States of Mind' exhibition at the Wellcome Collection in London. consciousness
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Some news on The Psychologist app, and a themed trawl of the archives.
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An image from an inmate at HM Prison Winchester, courtesy of the Koestler Trust, leads a collection of articles on psychology in prisons.
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Society representative on the Law Commission report on fitness to plead tests.medico-legal assessmentPages: 170-177
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