How to find phobic stimuli
A Dictionary of Psychology
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Action before thought is a key to survival
I of the Vortex
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Evolution of the auto pilot
The Brain's Sense of Movement
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Lost in a mind field
Mind in Everyday Life and Cognitive Science
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Square meals and multicoloured menus
Synaesthesia
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A polluted puddle of poetry and psychosis
Strong Imagination - The Madness of Adam and Eve
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Schools of thought that help settle America's young arrivals
Children of Immigration
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A design for our future
<P style="MARGIN-RIGHT: 0px"> Mary Warnock looks at how far we should go to create a 'perfect' child We are told that this is David Galton's first book "for a general audience"; and it...
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First Impressions
This week's competition, in which you have to identify a book from its opening sentence, is taken from a work by a journalist who would soon become a novelist: "How much is conveyed in those two...
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Foreign fields with inspiring corners
The Arts of Kutch - Hindu Art and Architecture - Sketches Scribbles Drawings - Indian Art
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Laurie Taylor
The current lack of postgraduates may mean serious academic staff shortages in the future, THES September 28. Well, that seems a natural point to stop. Would Judith Longworth please stay behind. Yes...
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Leader: Employer openness will stave off unfairness
Rahul Jindal's industrial tribunal case against the University of Glasgow raises an issue, referee confidentiality, that is of wider concern than a single individual or institution. Academic careers...
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Leader: Institutions risk zero-sum game if they snub Hodge
The mood music from Brighton this week has been all sombre pomp and circumstance. The prime minister and the chancellor are readying the country for war - for soldiers' deaths and higher taxes. As...
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Letter: 'Lazy student' label wears thin
When Stephen Perrin of Liverpool Hope complained about giving mini-lectures in seminars because students were not prepared (Teaching, THES , September 21), your Agony Aunt was naive to say that...
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Letter: Shaky foundations (1)
Your analysis on recruitment to foundation degrees ("Great idea - shame about the cold feet", THES , September 28) once again perpetuates the great higher education excuse - blame it on the marketing...