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> Graduates in employment statistics
The number of graduates in employment six months after graduating has fallen from 61.4 per cent for the 2008 cohort to 59.2 per cent in 2009. The tren...
> FILM opens with a bang
A Society member has commissioned and scripted a short film, 'The Phone Call', about borderline personality disorder....
> New editor
Professor Graham Towl, of the University of Durham, has been appointed as the editor of Evidence Based Mental Health....
> Psychologists speak out against cuts
By the time you read this, the coalition government will have announced the results of its comprehensive spending review, setting departmental budgets...
> Special educational needs 'over-identified'
The Office for Standards in Education, Children's Services and Skills (Ofsted) caused controversy in September when it published a report claiming tha...
> Intensive care diaries
The sedation, delirium and sleep deprivation experienced by intensive care patients make them particularly vulnerable to one of the key risk factors f...
> Scourge of the 'halfalogue'
The overheard mobile phone conversation is a scourge of modern times. Why is it so irritating?...
> Awards for psychologists
Professor Vincent Walsh of the Institute of Cognitive Neuroscience is among the recipients of this year's round of prestigious Royal Society Wolfson R...
> Treating insomnia
There is dearth of psychological help available for people in the UK with insomnia....
> An effin' rollercoaster
Psychology has a habit of doing well at the Ig Nobel awards - designed to recognise research that makes you laugh, then think - and this year was ...
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