Neuroscience
We trawl the world's journals so you don't have to:
The baby's place in the world (Infant Mental Health Journal). According to the editorial, this collection aims to "truly consider 'the baby’s place in the world,' and to rethink our understanding of the impact of the many problematic experiences that the developing infant encounters—both within the context of the immediate rearing environment and the broader social and geopolitical influences on family functioning."
Power in community psychology research and practice (Journal of Community and Applied Social Psychology). "...we should, and usually do, understand that it is power differentials that are causative factors in so many of the health and mental health issues with which we deal. To understand and then harness power can be a stronger and more effective way of working."
Social neuroscience approaches to interpersonal sensitivity (Social Neuroscience). "This special issue brings together new research findings from empirical studies, including work with adults and children, genetics, functional neuroimaging, individual differences, and behavioral measures, which examine how we process and respond to information about our fellow individuals. By combining biological and psychological approaches, social neuroscience sheds new light on the complex and multi-faceted phenomenon of interpersonal sensitivity, including empathy."
Bridging Cognitive Science and Education: Learning, Memory, and Metacognition (European Journal of Cognitive Psychology). To help bridge the two disciplines of cognitive science and education, "we have organised and integrated some of the recent cognitive data that can provide some new insights on the complexities of learning in the classroom."
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We trawl the world's journals so you don't have to: Animal minds: from computation to evolution (Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society: B). Basic Number Processing and Mathematics Achievement (special section, Mind, Brain and Education)....
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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:...
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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...
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We trawl the world's journals so you don't have to: Television and toddlers: The message, the medium, and their impact on early cognitive development (Developmental Review). Multisensory processes (European Journal of Neuroscience). Linking research...
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Science magazine looks at 'life': some of the insights that social scientists are making as they study humans at different stages of the life cycle. (Science). Four papers that showcase the power and promise of cognitive neuropsychology approaches...
Neuroscience
The Special Issue Spotter
We trawl the world's journals so you don't have to:The baby's place in the world (Infant Mental Health Journal). According to the editorial, this collection aims to "truly consider 'the baby’s place in the world,' and to rethink our understanding of the impact of the many problematic experiences that the developing infant encounters—both within the context of the immediate rearing environment and the broader social and geopolitical influences on family functioning."
Power in community psychology research and practice (Journal of Community and Applied Social Psychology). "...we should, and usually do, understand that it is power differentials that are causative factors in so many of the health and mental health issues with which we deal. To understand and then harness power can be a stronger and more effective way of working."
Social neuroscience approaches to interpersonal sensitivity (Social Neuroscience). "This special issue brings together new research findings from empirical studies, including work with adults and children, genetics, functional neuroimaging, individual differences, and behavioral measures, which examine how we process and respond to information about our fellow individuals. By combining biological and psychological approaches, social neuroscience sheds new light on the complex and multi-faceted phenomenon of interpersonal sensitivity, including empathy."
Bridging Cognitive Science and Education: Learning, Memory, and Metacognition (European Journal of Cognitive Psychology). To help bridge the two disciplines of cognitive science and education, "we have organised and integrated some of the recent cognitive data that can provide some new insights on the complexities of learning in the classroom."
- The Special Issue Spotter
We trawl the world's journals so you don't have to: Animal minds: from computation to evolution (Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society: B). Basic Number Processing and Mathematics Achievement (special section, Mind, Brain and Education)....
- 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:...
- The Special Issue Spotter
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...
- The Special Issue Spotter
We trawl the world's journals so you don't have to: Television and toddlers: The message, the medium, and their impact on early cognitive development (Developmental Review). Multisensory processes (European Journal of Neuroscience). Linking research...
- The Special Issue Spotter
Science magazine looks at 'life': some of the insights that social scientists are making as they study humans at different stages of the life cycle. (Science). Four papers that showcase the power and promise of cognitive neuropsychology approaches...