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6 Jun 2005: The British Psychology Society award committee said that they were “tremendously impressed and despite the fierce competition were unanimous in their decision.” Rebecca’s paper, ‘Top-down attentional modulation in autistic ... Rebecca received a

29 Sep 2005: Addicts crave drugs and suffer relapse not just because of the alluring high of drugs, but also because they are compelled by the powerful, haunting memory

12 Nov 2005: The Abhidhamma is considered as a form of phenomenological psychology, obtained as side effect of meditation used as trained introspection.

10 Nov 2005: Professor Robbins’s lecture, titled ‘Translational Models for Treating Cognitive Dysfunction in Neuropsychiatric and Neurodegenerative Disorders’, will

2 Jun 2005: Journal of Experimental Psychology, 58,17–22. Delbecq-Derouesné, J., Beauvois, M.-F., & Shallice, T. ... Measuring recognition memory. Journal of Exper-imental Psychology: General, 121, 275–277. Galton, C.

28 Apr 2005: Arguably, the most crucial point missed in the sometimes narrow-mindeddebates about “instinct”, “nature versus nurture”, “sociobiology”, “evolu-tionary psychology”, etc., is that most of what is involved in perception and.

14 Dec 2005: The study, published in the journal Current Biology (December 6) by researchers from the Department of Experimental Psychology at the University of Cambridge and the University of Newcastle Upon Tyne, developed

2 Dec 2005: It encompasses elements of biology, medicine, chemistry, physics, maths and psychology and hopes to find cures for some of the world’s most difficult diseases.

22 Mar 2005: At 6pm, Dr Nicola Clayton, Reader in Comparative Cognition, from the Department of Experimental Psychology will give one of the two ‘Spotlight of Science’ talks tonight, addressing the subject of episodic

7 Apr 2005: Arguably, the most crucial point missed in the sometimes narrow-mindeddebates about “instinct”, “nature versus nurture”, “sociobiology”, “evolu-tionary psychology”, etc., is that most of what is involved in perception and.