brains, behaviour, organisations
I was recently invited to start blogging at Psychology Today.
I have three lengthy posts there now as follows:
Why Torture Doesn’t Work – Torture to enhance interrogation is a demonstrable failure, given its own goals.
How Should We Interrogate the Brain? – The latest research points the way to effective and ethical interrogation.
Human Information Gathering: How Can We Proceed? – The behavioural and brain sciences, if allowed to, can transform interrogation.
Refusing to Stick to the Subject
Free Expression • Humanism • Culture • Politics • Human Rights • Science
Science journalism by Leonid Schneider, on research integrity and academic publishing in life sciences and biomedicine
Legal & Political Commentary, with a slight twist
Articles about the UK Civil Service and Regulation
If you choose not to decide, you still have made a choice. ~ Neil Peart
Thoughts on Brexit from BEERG's Tom Hayes
Shane O'Mara's experimental brain research lab.
A History of the Alt-Right
Town Design and Transportation Planning
Thoughts, Musings, Links and Essays from Perspectiva.
Reviews and commentary on computational biology by Lior Pachter
A methodology blog for social psychology
Companion to Behavioural Public Policy journal (CUP)
Professor of Politics and Public Policy, University of Stirling
Knowledge That Can Change The World
simple steps to improve statistical analyses in neuroscience & psychology
Improving the replicability of empirical research
