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> Deep voices and feeling more powerful
As a rule, big beasts tend to make deep noises, whereas little creatures squeak. Perhaps it's little wonder then that we tend to rate human speakers w...
> Society Honorary Fellow made a Dame
Professor Glynis Breakwell, an Honorary Fellow of the British Psychological Society and the Vice-Chancellor of the University of Bath, made a Dame in ...
> Socioeconomic status and ADHD in children
The risk of a child experiencing attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) may be increased if he or she is of a lower socioeconomic status....
> Arrogant people less likely to help others
People who are arrogant may be less likely to give up their time to other individuals in need....
> Fitness helps performance at school
A positive relationship may exist between physical activity and improved academic performance for children....
> Children understand positive thinking
Young children have the ability to realise the benefits of positive thinking, new research has suggested....
> CBE for Professor Trevor Robbins
Society Fellow Professor Trevor Robbins, Head of the Department of Experimental Psychology at the University of Cambridge, Director of the University'...
> Truancy and mental health problems
There is a link between school absenteeism and a higher prevalence of mental health problems in later adolescence, new research has suggested....
> More time in school boosts intelligence
Intelligence may be increased by spending more time at school, new research has suggested....
> How New Year resolutions give us hope
Thinking up and following a New Year resolution can act as an indicator of hope says the Chair of the Society's Division of Counselling Psychology.Pet...
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