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The Psychologist Vol 33 No 11 November 2020

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Contents

This month’s cover feature is a ‘long read’, an edited and adapted extract from a recent book by a psychologist, thinker and writer I have long admired – Michael Billig.

The message of Mick’s article is important, including what he has to say on writing in psychology. As a magazine, constantly seeking to engage as well as inform, through a mix of the personal and professional, we often echo his advice to‘populate’ your writing. ‘May you overspill your examples with your own distinctive character, broad vision and humane understanding’, Billig urges.

This doesn’t mean abandoning the scientific. We just think the people behind the science, and the science behind people, are our best shot at reaching ourincreasingly large and wide audience(in print and online).

If you could tell a story around your work – with our help – then we want to hear from you. The Psychologist is your magazine, and this is your chance to shape it.

Dr Jon Sutton
Managing Editor
Twitter: @psychmag
Email:[email protected]

Letters
Gender, racism, what do we look and sound like, and more

Obituaries

News
Lived experience, awards, UK Trauma Council and more

Digest
Self-insight, and more

Understanding self-halm
Ella Rhodes hears from researchers in the field

You are more than your productivity
Maria Kordowicz on creating meaning post Covid-19

#bropenscience is broken science
irstie Whitaker and Olivia Guest ask how open ‘open science’ really is

‘Our diversity is our strength’
We meet Shelley McKeown Jones to talk social psychology

Marie Jahoda: the ultimate example
Michael Billig argues for ‘more examples, less theory’ in an adapted and extended extract from his book

Careers
We meet Christian van Nieuwerburgh; and hear from Ruth Corkett about her placement in a young offenders’ institution

Jobs in psychology
Featured job, latest vacancies

Books Anxiety; dance; humour and class

Culture #ALittleBitOfGood in the world

Looking back
Jennifer O’Mahoney on narrative psychology and historical institutional abuse

One on one
Richard Skelton

 

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