Neuroscience
- Tell The Apa That Torture Is Wrong And That They Need To Become Ethical Representatives Of Psychology
Tell the American Psychological Association that torture is wrong, that they need to find a way to become ethical representatives of psychology and psychologists --- or they should just remove themselves from being a body that purports to represent American...
- A Hero Gets Her Due Public Acknowledgements: Dr. Jean Maria Arrigo, Torture Psychology, And The American Psychological Association (apa)
Spencer Ackerman of The Guardian has written a fine piece about a psychologist who tried and tried hard to defeat Torture Psychology and the complicity of the American Psychological Association (APA). In doing so, she had to experience a smear campaign...
- Sadly, Torture Psychology
Report Says American Psychological Association Collaborated on Torture Justification by James Risen The New York Times 30 April 2015 Link to article The text of the report...
- Dr. Alan Baddeley Awarded
Lifetime Award goes to memory expert The British Psychological Society 13/07/2012 [snip] "Professor Alan Baddeley FRS CBE from the University of York has received this year’s Lifetime Achievement Award from the [British Psychoogical] Society’s Research...
- Upcoming Event: The Resilient Brain (london, 22nd September, 2011)
“The Resilient Brain: Cognition and Ageing”, this year’s British Academy/British Psychological Society Lecture, will be given by Professor Lorraine Tyler FBA at the Royal Society, London, on Thursday 22 September 2011. More details at the website:...
Neuroscience
Torture Psychology and the American Psychological Association (APA): The View of the British Psychological Society
Here is a link to the statement: British Psychological Society statement on APA Hoffman Review
"We condemn and repudiate such practices and repeat our longstanding and principled stance that there is an overriding ethical responsibility on all psychologists and other healthcare professionals to protect and defend fundamental human rights."
- Tell The Apa That Torture Is Wrong And That They Need To Become Ethical Representatives Of Psychology
Tell the American Psychological Association that torture is wrong, that they need to find a way to become ethical representatives of psychology and psychologists --- or they should just remove themselves from being a body that purports to represent American...
- A Hero Gets Her Due Public Acknowledgements: Dr. Jean Maria Arrigo, Torture Psychology, And The American Psychological Association (apa)
Spencer Ackerman of The Guardian has written a fine piece about a psychologist who tried and tried hard to defeat Torture Psychology and the complicity of the American Psychological Association (APA). In doing so, she had to experience a smear campaign...
- Sadly, Torture Psychology
Report Says American Psychological Association Collaborated on Torture Justification by James Risen The New York Times 30 April 2015 Link to article The text of the report...
- Dr. Alan Baddeley Awarded
Lifetime Award goes to memory expert The British Psychological Society 13/07/2012 [snip] "Professor Alan Baddeley FRS CBE from the University of York has received this year’s Lifetime Achievement Award from the [British Psychoogical] Society’s Research...
- Upcoming Event: The Resilient Brain (london, 22nd September, 2011)
“The Resilient Brain: Cognition and Ageing”, this year’s British Academy/British Psychological Society Lecture, will be given by Professor Lorraine Tyler FBA at the Royal Society, London, on Thursday 22 September 2011. More details at the website:...