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> Future of undergraduate psychology
Thirty-one psychology lecturers and other experts braved the snow late last year to gather at Chicheley Hall, a country house in North Buckinghamshire...
> Morton and Milner elected as Royal Society Fellows
Congratulations are in order for Chartered Psychologist and Honorary BPS Fellow Professor John Morton (UCL) and Professor David Milner (Durham U...
> Gossip influences vision
The kind of negative tittle-tattle that appears daily in the tabloids seems to bear little merit....
> Echolocation
Over the last few years it's become apparent that humans, like bats, can make effective use of echolocation by emitting click sounds with the tongue a...
> Insecurity and stress at work on the rise?
Stress and mental health remain taboo subjects in the workplace, according to a new campaign by Mind....
> Thriving Down Under
The Australian Psychological Society (APS) has just celebrated reaching the milestone of its 20,000th member....
> Green light for the elderly
Should older drivers be routinely screened for their fitness to drive?...
> NICE guidance on common mental health disorders
Through its role as a partner in the National Collaborating Centre for Mental Health, the British Psychological Society has contributed to new guidanc...
> Wikipedia Project
The Washington, DC-based Association for Psychological Science (APS) has launched a new initiative calling for its members to improve the standard of ...
> Birthday Honours for psychologists
Congratulations are due to several psychologists and at least one psychology graduate, who were recognised in this year's Queen's Birthday Honours Lis...
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