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> The complex causes of binge drinking
Both personal and societal factors play a role in a person's binge drinking habits, new research has suggested....
> A celebration of the living brain
Psychology's continuing love affair with the brain scanner has been quantified by a 20-year review of the 'brain imaging' field by the Wellcome Trust,...
> How money can make mimicry backfire
It's one of the first rules of persuasion: mimic subtly your conversation partner's movements and body language (with a slight delay), and they'll per...
> Conference to study ethnicity at work
A conference about applying psychology to ethnicity and diversity practice in organisations is being held in London later this week...
> Persistence is needed when quitting smoking
People wishing to give up smoking need to be persistent if they are to kick the habit for good....
> The Inbetweeners seems to be accurate
Young people openly discuss casual sexual experiences more than they physically indulge in such activity, new research has shown....
> Helping women to progress in psychology
Why, when women dominate the entry to undergraduate psychology courses, do comparatively few of them reach the higher echelons of the profession?...
> Fashion brands are important to children
Fashion brands and logos are highly important to many children who have been influenced in their attitudes by their family, peers and celebrity cultur...
> People's beliefs about memory problems
We think of memory complaints as being more common among older people. A recent colloquialism has even emerged for older folk to refer good humouredly...
> Happiness: Is the Isle of Man the future?
The Isle of Man could be the perfect testbed for a government approach that focuses more on gross national happiness than gross domestic product....
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