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> Prisoner reforms and the DFP response
Male prisoners in England and Wales are to have numerous privileges taken from them when they are first sent behind bars....
> How psychology students progress
New research has looked at the ways in which A-level students decide to progress with their psychology study....
> Were the Victorians cleverer than us?
People appear to be becoming less intelligent, with reactions slowing down rather than speeding up....
> Emotional impact of strokes
The emotional impact of a stroke can be just as devastating as the physical effect it has....
> Mums stay away from macho workplace
Mothers are less likely than other employees to remain in jobs that are male-dominated....
> Research Digest featured on Radio 4
Listen again to Tuesday 30 April's ‘All in the Mind’ on Radio 4 in which Claudia Hammond discussed recent Research Digest items with the editor Dr...
> BPS Event: Psychological Wellbeing of Military Families and Reservists Conference
Following the highly successful event last year our Wessex Branch are holding their 2nd Psychological Well-being Conference, focusing on the dual topi...
> Negative parenting increases bullying risk
Exposure to negative parenting can increase the risk of a child being subject to bullying, new research has found....
> Northern Ireland event discusses political leadership
Professor Jo Silvester from City University, London, set out what she knows about what makes a good political leader and what psychology can bring to ...
> University pays off in the long run
Students can be confident that their time at university will pay off in the long run, new research has suggested....
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