The story of Little Albert - the baby whose conditioning by behaviourist John Watson is documented in every psychology textbook - has taken another sad twist, according to a new journal article, writes Christian Jarrett.
The first population-based study to assess the course of self-harm from adolescence to young adulthood has found that around 1 in 12 young people self...
People in Devon with dementia and their carers are climbing aboard a vintage 1959 double-decker bus as part of a project assessing the benefits of rem...
A challenge facing many organisational leaders and HR professionals concerns how they effectively manage business in the context of today's increasing...
Which of us has not at some point wrestled to remember the name of a famous film star whose face we can quite clearly picture? Or walked into a room t...
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,...
The Lords Science and Technology Committee has questioned whether the UK government's mechanisms for receiving and evaluating social science advice ar...
Experts from five continents have agreed upon on a new set of 'International Consensus Criteria' for myalgic encephalomyelitis (ME; also referred to a...
The Office for National Statistics (ONS) has published the results of its nationwide investigation into what matters to people for their well-being....