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> Educational psychology event held in Stratford
The Society's Division of Educational and Child Psychology is holding its annual professional development event at the Holi...
> Society publishes work-life balance factsheets
Our Division of Occupational Psychology Work-Life Balance Working Group has produced three factsheets tailored to different audiences: individuals, or...
> Women leaders less likely to take risks
Results from a three-year study suggest risk-taking behaviour could be the main differentiator between the male and female personality....
> Life on the way to Mars
Psychologists are analysing the results of an experiment that saw a crew of six spend 520 days living in conditions designed to replicate those they w...
> Our memory is distorted in seconds
Memory isn't etched in neural stone. It's a creative process, sketched in sand....
> The unconscious and romantic attraction
Unconscious preferences play an important role when it comes to romantic attraction....
> Animated cartoon helps children with autism understand empathy
Empathy can be taught to children with autism by watching a specially designed cartoon....
> Added colour can benefit fussy eaters
Parents whose children are fussy with their food may find adding colour to proceedings make healthier meals more attractive to the little ones....
> Tributes to Professor Elizabeth Sykes
The Society is sad to announce that Chartered Psychologist and Associate Fellow Professor Elizabeth Sykes, of Middlesex University passed away on 4 Se...
> Accreditation first for the Society
The Society has accredited the UK’s first Applied Psychology (Clinical) degree....
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