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> Video games and poor work performance
Problematic video gaming could be disruptive for work performance, increasing the likelihood that gamers miss work or classes and reducing their effor...
> How Facebook helps new students to adapt to university life
Receiving frequent messages on Facebook could help students who are about to begin university in the next few weeks and feeling in need of support. Du...
> Research on bipolar disorder and children
The number of children evaluated, diagnosed and cared for in relation to bipolar disease has risen substantially in recent years....
> Why children should learn to concentrate
Children who learn how to concentrate at a young age may find they benefit academically as a result....
> At what age do girls prefer pink?
Crudely speaking, the psychological field of gender development is split between those who see gender differences as learned via socially constructed ...
> Disturbing adverts do not make smokers quit
Advertising campaigns that attempt to encourage smokers to quit by using shocking images and facts may backfire....
> Facial expressions around the world
People from different countries and cultures often perceive facial expressions in different ways, it has been demonstrated....
> Social psychologists to meet in Cambridge
Around 180 psychologists are taking part in the Annual Conference of the Society’s Social Psychology Section at Fitzwilliam College, Cambridge, next...
> Developmental event in Newcastle
The early literacy development of children and how people develop habits are among the topics to be discussed at the Developmental Psychology Section ...
> Back to school: How to help children have a smooth start to the new academic year
The start of the new academic year will see many children embarking on their primary or secondary school careers.Dr Maddie Ohl from University of West...
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