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> Can we change the way offenders think?
A five-day programme for convicted offenders has been shown to be effective in increasing their levels of concern for their victims and motivation to ...
> Emotional intelligence and spotting lies
People who rate themselves as having high emotional intelligence (EI) tend to overestimate their ability to detect deception in others. This is the fi...
> How psychology helps football referees
Football referees in Scotland have revealed they are turning to sport psychologists in a bid to boost their performance on the pitch. Speaking to the ...
> Social media and the way that we complain
Are social media like Twitter and Facebook changing the way we complain when we have received poor service from a company?...
> We are surprisingly truthful when texting
Mobile phone users can be surprisingly truthful when sending messages, new research has suggested....
> Country walks can help with depression
Nature walks have the capacity to help improve cognitive abilities for individuals battling clinical depression....
> Psychological help for new mothers urged
A House of Commons early day motion has been tabled calling for better support for mothers at risk of perinatal depression. It was put down by Annette...
> Alan Jones goes to Holyrood
The Chair of the Scottish Division of Educational Psychology appeared before the Scottish Parliament’s Education Committee on Tuesday 15 May. ...
> Think like a winner: Sports psychologists to speak at the Cheltenham Science Festival
Three Chartered Psychologists are running a session under the title ‘Going for Gold: Think like a winner’ at the Cheltenham Science Festival on 14...
> Smile your way to a vegetable-loving child
Maybe you've tried giving them names. Or perhaps you've made noises of gastronomic delight. But still your young child refuses to eat their greens....
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