Neuroscience
We trawl the world's journals so you don't have to:
William James memorial issue (Journal of Humanistic Psychology).
Imaging genetics (NeuroImage). From the editorial: 'Imaging genetics can be defined as research strategy that applies anatomical or functional imaging technologies as phenotypic assays to evaluate genetic variation with the potential to understand their impact on behavior ... Imaging genetics has become tremendously popular over the past years and many hundreds of studies have utilized genetics and neuroimaging techniques so far in order to investigate the subtle relationship between genes and their neural correlates.'
Implicit measures of consumer response (Psychology and Marketing).
Mental health courts and diversion programs (International Journal of Law and Psychiatry).
Collaboration, coordination, and adaptation in complex sociotechnical systems (Human Factors). From the preface: 'Sociotechnical systems comprise integrated human and machine entities that, when functioning as an integrated, coordinated unit, can address a wide range of problems that are too complex to be addressed by individuals or machines working alone. However, the design and implementation of modern work systems tends to place primary emphasis on technological innovation without equal consideration for the social component—the teams and groups of humans—that uses that technology.'
Self, other and memory, memory and self-understanding: Self-concept – self-image – self-deception (Consciousness and Cognition).
- Kurzweil Lecture
MIT World has released a streaming 35:00 Ray Kurzweil lecture titled Innovation Everywhere—How the Acceleration of “GNR” (genetics, nanotechnology, robotics) Will Create a Flat and Equitable World. Say goodbye to cancer and heart disease within...
- The Special Issue Spotter
We trawl the world's journals so you don't have to: Human nature and pop culture (Review of General Psychology). Includes the important paper: "Why who shot J. R. Matters: Dallas as the pinnacle of human evolutionary television." New Thinking:...
- Robert Plomin: Nature, Nurture
After forty years doing research on nature and nurture in psychology, there are two crucial (not just nagging) things I want to understand. One is about nature and one is about nurture. About nature: Behavioural genetic research has shown that genetics...
- The Special Issue Spotter
We trawl the world's journals so you don't have to: Sport & Exercise Psychology in Europe: Building on 40 years of FEPSAC - the European Federation of Sports Psychology (Psychology of Sport and Exercise). Psychology in an economic world (Applied...
- The Special Issue Spotter
We trawl the web for the latest psychology journal special issues so you don't have to: New Media: mobile advertising and marketing (Psychology and Marketing). Spiritual development (New Directions for Youth Development). Bilingualism: Functional...
Neuroscience
The Special Issue Spotter
William James memorial issue (Journal of Humanistic Psychology).
Imaging genetics (NeuroImage). From the editorial: 'Imaging genetics can be defined as research strategy that applies anatomical or functional imaging technologies as phenotypic assays to evaluate genetic variation with the potential to understand their impact on behavior ... Imaging genetics has become tremendously popular over the past years and many hundreds of studies have utilized genetics and neuroimaging techniques so far in order to investigate the subtle relationship between genes and their neural correlates.'
Implicit measures of consumer response (Psychology and Marketing).
Mental health courts and diversion programs (International Journal of Law and Psychiatry).
Collaboration, coordination, and adaptation in complex sociotechnical systems (Human Factors). From the preface: 'Sociotechnical systems comprise integrated human and machine entities that, when functioning as an integrated, coordinated unit, can address a wide range of problems that are too complex to be addressed by individuals or machines working alone. However, the design and implementation of modern work systems tends to place primary emphasis on technological innovation without equal consideration for the social component—the teams and groups of humans—that uses that technology.'
Self, other and memory, memory and self-understanding: Self-concept – self-image – self-deception (Consciousness and Cognition).
- Kurzweil Lecture
MIT World has released a streaming 35:00 Ray Kurzweil lecture titled Innovation Everywhere—How the Acceleration of “GNR” (genetics, nanotechnology, robotics) Will Create a Flat and Equitable World. Say goodbye to cancer and heart disease within...
- The Special Issue Spotter
We trawl the world's journals so you don't have to: Human nature and pop culture (Review of General Psychology). Includes the important paper: "Why who shot J. R. Matters: Dallas as the pinnacle of human evolutionary television." New Thinking:...
- Robert Plomin: Nature, Nurture
After forty years doing research on nature and nurture in psychology, there are two crucial (not just nagging) things I want to understand. One is about nature and one is about nurture. About nature: Behavioural genetic research has shown that genetics...
- The Special Issue Spotter
We trawl the world's journals so you don't have to: Sport & Exercise Psychology in Europe: Building on 40 years of FEPSAC - the European Federation of Sports Psychology (Psychology of Sport and Exercise). Psychology in an economic world (Applied...
- The Special Issue Spotter
We trawl the web for the latest psychology journal special issues so you don't have to: New Media: mobile advertising and marketing (Psychology and Marketing). Spiritual development (New Directions for Youth Development). Bilingualism: Functional...