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> Should internal office emails be banned?
A technology business boss has stated his plans to ban internal email at his organisations will improve his business's dynamic, encouraging employees ...
> How city life changes the way we think
To focus on details or the whole? This is one of the major ways that people differ in their style of mental processing....
> Society statement on DSM-5
The Society has today (13 December 2011) released a statement expressing concerns regarding the proposed revisions of the Diagnostic and Statistical M...
> Lads' mags may echo hostile sexist attitudes
Hostile sexist attitudes are sometimes legitimised through magazines aimed at young men, new research has suggested....
> Post-natal depression: link to partner abuse
Research has discovered a link between women who have suffered at the hands of an abusive partner and post-natal depression....
> The psychological power of art
Vermeer's paintings on show at the Fitzwilliam demonstrate the psychological power art, according to an article in the Huffington Post....
> Your best footballer and human memory
Ask a friend to name the best ever footballer and they're likely to pick someone who was mid-career when they (your friend) was aged around 17. That's...
> Reducing prejudice in Northern Ireland
Research has found that interaction between Catholic and Protestant groups could have a stronger impact on reducing levels of prejudice between both f...
> Psychologist to give Royal Institution Christmas Lectures
Experimental psychologist Professor Bruce Hood, director of the Bristol Cognitive Development Centre at the University of Bristol, will give this year...
> Scientists' struggles inspire students
Science suffers from an image problem. Many students see the subject as too difficult and they think scientists are aloof boffins with big brains....
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