Getting your references right
The people marking your essay will be expecting you to use a standard referencing style. For Durham psychology students, thisContinue Reading
Author: Charles Fernyhough
The shifting boundary of childhood amnesia
Adults forget their early childhoods, but can children remember them? In my latest post on my Psychology Today blog, IContinue Reading
Voices in the head
My latest post on Psychology Today picks up on the theme of inner speech, and looks at the the connectionContinue Reading
What do we mean by ‘thinking’?
Jad and the team at Radiolab have just released a new show, called Words. I talked to them about theContinue Reading
Free will in childhood
The latest post in the Lego Stars Wars series is on the development of free will. You can read itContinue Reading
Picturing her dreams
I’ve talked a fair bit about dreams on this blog, but I haven’t come anywhere close to this: check itContinue Reading
Repetitive behaviours
Over at Psychology Today I’ve got a new blog post on repetitive behaviours in toddlerhood. You can read the pieceContinue Reading
Gita Vygodskaya
I was saddened to hear the news from Moscow this week of the passing of Dr Gita L. Vygodskaya. GitaContinue Reading
Mind-minded parenting, moral babies
A new post on my Psychology Today blog: I’m writing about our work on mind-mindedness and the possibility – asContinue Reading
Writing essays under fire
It’s that time of year, and you will all be thinking about how best to deploy your essay-writing skills inContinue Reading
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