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> Reading fiction can influence behaviour
Reading works of fiction can have a marked influence on a person's behaviour....
> Women's bodies are viewed as objects
Images of attractive female bodies are viewed as objects by both men and women, new research has shown....
> When are two heads better than one?
The Challenger disaster, the Bay of Pigs fiasco, the botched invasion of Iraq ... all these historical calamities have been blamed on dud group decisi...
> Performances suffer when stakes are high
Sports performances can suffer when the stakes are high and there is the prospect of a lucrative reward for the victor....
> The Society's student roadshow is a success
As part of the Society’s student roadshow campaign to engage with members, we have been visiting universities that run accredited programmes in orde...
> Business leaders in the dark over talent
Global business leaders are in the dark when it comes to understanding what talent looks like, a Chartered Psychologist told the Association of Busine...
> We think our driving is better than it really is
People often believe themselves to be better drivers than they actually are....
> How exercise could help smokers quit
People could be helped to quit their smoking habits by taking up greater levels of exercise, new research has suggested....
> Facebook and alcohol addictions are similar
A number of similarities have been found between addiction to Facebook and alcohol dependence....
> Skilled liars make great lie detectors
Frank Abagnale Jr, the confidence trickster who inspired the film "Catch Me If You Can", later became a security consultant for the FBI....
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