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> Psychology For All
There may have been a time when psychologists preferred to keep the mysterious secrets of the mind to themselves....
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How trusting are you? Ros Searle and Volker Patent (Open University) invited the audience to use a psychometric tool to examine how trusting they were...
> 'Nappy curriculum' softened
A review of the Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS, nicknamed the 'nappy curriculum') recommends that the scheme becomes more flexible and slimmed dow...
> Kids behaving badly
'Three years ago, my site manager was put on the Christmas party list of the local glaziers', said Geoff Allen, Headteacher at Westfield School in Buc...
> Troublesome teens
University of Cambridge researchers performed the largest ever study to look at the brain structure of teenagers diagnosed with conduct disorder (Amer...
> Comenius ethos lives on
British Psychological Society member and Spearman Medal winner Dr Emily Homes has been selected as one of the two winners of the Comenius Early Career...
> Regulation plans abandoned?
Plans for the statutory regulation of counselling and psychotherapy by the Health Professions Council, the same body that regulates practitioner psych...
> Memory clinic prize
The Croydon Memory Clinic, part of South London and Maudsley NHS Foundation Trust (SLaM), wins an award for the best evidence-based psychosocial inter...
> Put yourself on the science map
The Science Council is calling people who are using science, maths, engineering or technology as the foundation for their work or career to help them ...
> The Guantanamo way
There was confusion last month over whether or not Larry James - the army psychologist who, it is alleged, failed to intervene to prevent abuses at ...
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