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The Psychologist in Wales is published once a year - in the summer. It is sent to all members of The British Psychological Society who are resident in Wales.
The 'Contents' pages of recent issues are reproduced below;
Issue 21
Contents
Editorial
Enlli Thomas
A message from the Chair
Andrew Watt
Articles
The effects of bilingualism on executive functions
Josselyn Hellriegel
Pro Anorexia on the internet: Constructions of a new religious movement
Tara Seed
The psychopathology of AIDS within the Surat region of India: A cohort study
Kandarp Joshi, Gary P. Slegg & Peter Lepping
Welsh language adaptation of the short-form Junior Eysenck Personality Questionnaire Revised (JEPQR-S)
Leslie J. Francis & Dr Enlli M. Thomas
Student Section
Student Representatives of the British Psychological Society
Criteria for Student Bursaries
Diary of Events
Welsh Branch Committee
Editorial
Enlli Thomas
A message from the Chair
Andrew Watt
Short Research Report
Church attendance and self-esteem among adolescents
Mandy Robbins, Leslie J Francis, Emyr Williams, University of Wales, Bangor
Research Articles
Electronic House Arrest: What the public think
Sandie Taylor & Lance Workman, Bath Spa University, Bath, UK
Social representations of death: the emotion and romance of Hospice talk
James Feeney, University of Wales Institute, Cardiff, UK
Discussion Articles: Proposed Research
An explorative proposal for a new instrument to assess the symptom structure of schizophrenia
Melanie Preedy, Cardiff University, UK
Fusing Thought and Action in Obsessive Compulsive Disorder
Helen Glossop, Hampshire Primary Care Trust, UK
Student Representatives of the British Psychological Society
Criteria for Student Bursaries
Bursary Report
Mia Schmidt-Hansen
Diary of Events
Welsh Branch Committee
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