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> Shape-shifting lizards, faked moon landings: Why we love conspiracy theories
Conspiracy theories are widespread and found in all areas of society, a symposium will hear at our Annual Conference this week....
> Social sciences award for psychologist
A University of Stirling Professor of Psychology has received a prestigious social sciences prize....
> Top footballers better at abstract thinking
Professional footballers are better at abstract thinking and have superior executive functions than those with less talent in the game....
> Psychology student in diabetes research bid
A psychology student from the University of Bath is hoping to secure greater funding for research relating to type 1 diabetes....
> Life expectancy affects major decisions
The major decisions people make throughout their life could be affected by how long they expect to live....
> Work stress increases during a recession
Times of recession see work-related stress levels rise significantly....
> Anders Behring Breivik to be tried
The latest psychiatric assessment on Anders Behring Breivik has found him sane enough to stand trial and face a possible sentence....
> Texting can lead to poorer learning
Classroom attentiveness can be significantly affected when college students frequently spend time text messaging....
> New combat stress helpline announced
New funding has been announced for the Combat Stress helpline in a bid to help reduce stigma regarding mental health issues in the armed forces....
> When therapy works better than drugs
Psychological treatments such as cognitive therapy (CT) can be effective when combating early warning signs that may lead to psychosis or scizophrenia...
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