The psychologist july 2016

How to talk so people listen Jon Sutton reports on Professor Liz Stokoe's talk at the British Psychological Society's Annual Conference. Twists and turns from Wales to Canada Tracey Herlihey on the importance of persistence and networking in finding that ‘dream job'. Quality and longevity Dorothy Bishop celebrates the career of one of her academic heroes, Reuben Conrad, as he reaches 100. Positive psychology – the second wave Tim Lomas delves into the dialectical nuances of flourishing. The knowing nose Laura J. Speed on how olfactory studies can inform theories of language and perception. Teenagers in love Susan Moore considers the research and what it means for effective parenting. The content of minds Asifa Majid talks to Jon Sutton about language and thought. Little people, big questions Ian Florance talks to educational psychologist Irvine Gersch. 'But the patient is lost'… First wave of new projects for CREST What crisis? – the reproducibility crisis Students help police with their inquiries Featured Job: July 2016 Taking a stand on social issues Epilepsy award ‘Let’s stop constructing illnesses’ From the Research Digest, July 2016 Judith Greene 1936-2016 A small museum making a big impact Flawed assumptions? Big Picture: Zach visits the Beimeni Centre Appearance Matters: The Podcast! Book reviews – July 2016 President’s Letter July 2016 New gaming app generates unprecedented levels of data for dementia research Reports from the 2016 Annual Conference Perceptions of pay fairness Integrity and sensitivity Eysenck – ‘aloof, dismissive’ Dr L. F. Lowenstein 1928-2016 Co-producing and co-publishing One on one…with Professor Dame Til Wykes Why so negative? Guidelines around access to sexually explicit illegal material Dr James Outram Robinson (1931-2016) New brain recovery centre