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> How empathy breeds altruism: New study
In a defining image of the recent English riots, a man helped an injured youngster to his feet while an accomplice stole from the same victim's bag. T...
> Finding Mr Right... and Professor Wrong
The views of a British psychologist on the sexes’ different approaches to choosing a life partner, quoted in the Daily Mail, have made their way aro...
> Couples argue just as much as they get older
The degree to which two people in a relationship argue is unlikely to vary significantly over a length of time....
> The psychology of decision-making
Experts from around the world are to discuss the reasons and processes behind decision-making at an upcoming conference. Kingston University, London w...
> Is too much TV bad for you?
Individuals who choose to spend long periods of time watching television may find their health suffers as a consequence....
> Tributes to Kevin Kingsland
News of the death of Kevin Kingsland earlier this summer saddened members and staff of the British Psychological Society. Kevin served on the Society'...
> TV shows are about acceptance and rejection
Acceptance and rejection are the main focus of most television programmes - especially reality shows - it has been suggested....
> Supplements encourage unhealthy behaviour
Have you ever had that feeling, after an energetic gym session, or perhaps a long walk, that you've earned the right to a mountainous slice of cake, o...
> Child obesity messages not working
The continued promotion of high calorie food and drink is evidence that child obesity messages are failing to have the desired effect, it has been cla...
> Fantasy-prone children
Part of being human is the ability to imagine other worlds, to fantasise. It's a vital talent that underlies many others, including planning, lying an...
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