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Explores how a balanced time perspective may be one of the keys to achieving a good life. Central ideas to the discipline of positive psychology; Influence of a balanced time perspective on all aspects of human behavior; Development of a single integrated scale for measuring time perspective; Discussion of different time perspectives; Valid and reliable individual differences metric of putting time in perspective.

Discusses fundamental assumptions about positive psychology. Profound obstacle to the science and practice of positive traits and positive states; Attribution of positive psychology with happiness; Use of the term 'happiness' and well-being' as the overarching terms to describe the goals of the whole positive psychology enterprise; Discussion of the three desirable lives that make up positive psychology.

Presents a letter to the editor about the proposal for the formation of a London and Home Countries Branch of the British Psychological Society.

Discusses the research paper "Constructing a new language of relationships for polyamory," by Meg Barker and Ani Richie, which was presented at the British Psychological Society's 2005 conference held at the University of Manchester in England. Identification of a relationship philosophy that recognizes people's capacity to share and multiply their love in honest and consensual ways.