Articles Containing " "James Cutting"" — 19 articles


Reflections on Five Years as Editor

By Robert V. Kail
Vol.25, No.9 November, 2012

Editing Psychological Science is a uniquely challenging and rewarding editorial gig. My predecessor, James Cutting, likened the experience to riding a thoroughbred race horse, “You hold on with all your

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Remembering the Father of Cognitive Psychology

Vol.25, No.5 May/June, 2012

Ulric (Dick) Neisser was the “father of cognitive psychology” and an advocate for ecological approaches to cognitive research. Neisser was a brilliant synthesizer of diverse thoughts and findings. He was

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In His Own Words

Vol.24, No.8 October, 2011

Interview with Eric Eich Psychological Science Editorial Policy Interview with Eric Eich Eric Eich (pronounced IKE) received his doctorate in cognitive psychology from the University of Toronto in 1979, under

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Behind the Scenes at Psychological Science: An Interview with Editor Robert Kail

By Henry L. Roediger, III.
Vol.23, No.4 April, 2010

With global reach and impact, the journal Psychological Science is not only APS’s flagship publication, it’s widely regarded as one of the top places to publish in the field. The

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The Science of Hollywood Blockbusters

Vol.23, No.4 April, 2010

There is something about the rhythm and texture of early cinema that has a very different “feel” than modern films. But it’s hard to put one’s finger on just what

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