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> 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...
> Why bad food choices are a matter of habit
Bad eating choices are often exacerbated by habit, new research has suggested....
> Psychologist joins Risk Management Authority
A Chartered Psychologist has been appointed to the Risk Management Authority, a Scottish public body concerned with the assessment of offenders whose ...
> Ruby Wax and Judith Owen in Losing It
“I’m just the same as you - dealing with the heart ache, death and loneliness.”...
> The many benefits of hands-on dads
Fathers who are hands-on in the raising of their children can play an important role in the intellectual and behavioural development of their offsprin...
> Baby fever exists in both women and men
Women and men both experience 'baby fever' - a moment in their lives when they change their minds about having children of their own, it has been foun...
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