Psychologist, writer and mathematician:
born 2 February, 1950; son of Peter Meredith and Bettina Primrose
Williams; married Brigitte Johanna Strater, 4 July, 1980; (dissolved, 18 September, 2012);
children: Conrad Meredith, Stella Gael. BA with honours in
Psychology-Philosophy,
University of Cambridge, 1972;
MA, 1977; DPhil in Experimental Psychology, University of Sussex, 1980. Associate
Fellow of the British
Psychological Society and Chartered Psychologist, 1988. E-mail
address: zen.stevew@zen.co.uk
Stephen
Meredith Williams on ResearchGate
https://www.amazon.com/author/stephen_m_williams
Researcher, Open University Milton Keynes, England, 1978-79
Lecturer in Psychology:
1. University of
Ulster, Coleraine, N. Ireland, 1979-90
2. North East
Essex Health Authority, Colchester, England, 1990-94
Independent practice in psychology, etc., 1994-2013.
Psychology on the Couch, 1988. Environment and Mental Health, 1994. Psychology: The Study of Mind, 1996.
Key Articles in Psychology, 1997.
Social Psychology (Introduction),
2002. Social Psychology (Further),
2005. Social Psychology (Advanced),
2008. Which Hand, Which Ear?,
2012. Contributed over 50 articles to learned media and over 20 articles
to other media. Recent work is mainly published on ResearchGate and Academia.edu.
Editor: Laterality
Newsletter (1986 - 2022); Cognitive
Systems (associate, 1991 - 2006); British
Federation for Correspondence Chess Information Circular (2008 -
2012); Lion Talk (newsletter of Lion Walk URC, Colchester, 2015
- 2018). Member: Council of the Social Democratic Party,
1989. Governor of Myland School, Colchester, 1992 -
1996. Secretary: Nettleton & Burton, then Marshfield Parochial Church Councils,
2020 - 2024. Chess Administration: Various posts (see Chess
Activities page).
The
English Federation for Correspondence Chess, (Life)
The
British Psychological Society, (Associate Fellow)
The
University of Sussex Alumni Association,
The
English Chess Federation. (Gold)
The Society of
Authors
The Authors
Licensing and Collecting Society
Getting exercise; Applications of computers; Chess; Books; Research in Psychology and Mathematics.