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> No more working for a week or two: The psychological benefits of holidays
Summer represents a time when Brits not only look forward to enjoying warmer weather at home, but also get excited about the prospect of jetting off t...
> St Andrews student wins a BPS bursary
A psychology student is on the lookout for study participants after receiving a special grant to conduct research regarding the relationship between a...
> Looking potential mates in the mouth
Teeth may act as a form of human ornament display that signals mate quality to others, new research has suggested....
> Dualism influences everyday behaviours
Dualist beliefs can have a marked influence on everyday behaviours, new research has suggested....
> Athletes need to face the possibility of losing
A leading American sports psychologist has said that athletes need to understand that winning and losing are part of the same experience, it has been ...
> Female pupils report psychological distress
Psychological distress in female students is becoming an issue of increasing concern, new research has suggested....
> Beware the dangers of overconfidence
Overconfidence can sometimes be a dangerous characteristic, new research has suggested....
> Understanding bosses boost performance
Bosses should attempt to understand the personalities of their employees in order to improve performance, a new study has suggested....
> Work stress puts strain on women's hearts
Dealing with stress at work could be putting women at risk of a serious medical problem....
> Being called names can really hurt us
Children can be seriously affected by being called hurtful names, a new study has found....
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