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The Psychologist Vol 27 No 3 March 2014

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Contents

Nervous flyers may find plenty to both comfort and concern them in this month's cover feature. On p.90 Don Harris discusses the role of human factors in aviation psychology. Modern flight operations have outpaced science and regulations, Harris argues. Ever-changing technical environments require an increasing appreciation of the human component, drawing in a range of fields to keep air travel out of the headlines.

Stockholm - a thankfully uneventful flight away - was the venue for last year's European Congress and my interview with Marinus van IJzendoorn (p.96). Some scientists take your breath away with the humanity behind their number crunching, and Marinus' compassion was striking. A scientific tendency to neglect the environment leads children to suffer, he says. Genes and brain structures don't raise a child: it takes a village.

Elsewhere, there is the usual mix of news, views and reviews, including the latest entries in our popular 'Looking back', 'New voices' and 'Big picture' series.
Dr Jon Sutton
Managing Editor

Features

Improving aircraft safety
Don Harris discusses the role of human error in air accidents and how aviation psychology has contributed to making flying as safe as possible

What intelligence tests miss
Keith E. Stanovich and Richard F. West on why we need rationality quotient (RQ) tests as well as IQ tests

The stressed sex?
Daniel Freeman and Jason Freeman consider men, women and mental health

New voices: Breaking free - prisoners and mental health
Anna Roberts makes the case for improving mental health services in prisons

News
Science Museum 'mind maps'; national honours in psychology; 'isms' in fashion; Psychology4Students; and much more

Society
President's column; Public Engagement award and grants; The Psychologist bath; and more

Letters
The decline of the NHS; waste in research; promoting psychology in public health; 1966 and all that; and more

Digests
The difference between a happy and a meaningful life; childhood amnesia; the image problem of activists

Interview
Marinus van IJzendoorn talks to Jon Sutton about his work on differential susceptibility in child development

Careers
Miles Thomas has taken a colourful route to educational psychologist and wine expert; Jackie Abell, Reader in Psychology at Coventry University and Director of Research for the African Lion and Environmental Research Trust, tells us about taking social psychology into the lion's den

One on one
with Terry Dovey, Senior Lecturer at Brunel University

Reviews
The usual mix of books and other media reviews, including Sizwe Banzi is Dead, Tough Young Teachers, Living with Complicated Grief; and much more

...looks back

The possessions at Loudun
Craig E. Stephenson looks at their significance in the history of the science of mind

Six years ago
Go to www.thepsychologist.org.uk  for our archive, including Barry Komisaruk's article on orgasm (February 2008)

 

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