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> Coverage of riots increases anxiety
England experienced riots last week as unrest spread across London and then to other cities....
> Positive thoughts ease depression
Thinking positive thoughts could be one way people with depressive disorders can help to combat their condition, new research has suggested....
> Calls for more behaviour expertise
The Lords Science and Technology Committee has questioned whether the UK government's mechanisms for receiving and evaluating social science advice ar...
> People try new characteristics in video games
Video games are popular among users because they offer them the opportunity to 'try on' characteristics they would like to possess themselves....
> Chronic consensus or controversy
Experts from five continents have agreed upon on a new set of 'International Consensus Criteria' for myalgic encephalomyelitis (ME; also referred to a...
> Memory is not as reliable we think
Memory may not be as reliable, powerful or objective as many people assume, new research has suggested. Appearing in the journal PLoS ONE, the investi...
> What matters to people... national results in
The Office for National Statistics (ONS) has published the results of its nationwide investigation into what matters to people for their well-being....
> Mind elsewhere
The notion that we can look, yet not see, because our attention is directed elsewhere, is well-established in psychology....
> Rosalind Franklin Medal
Psychologist and BPS member Professor Francesca Happé has been awarded this year's Rosalind Franklin Medal by the Royal Society for her outstanding c...
> For more cerebral Christmas TV
Psychology will be beamed into millions of homes this December with the announcement that Bruce Hood, Director of the Bristol Cognitive Development Ce...
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