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> Swedish distinction
UCL psychologist Professor Sarah-Jayne Blakemore has been chosen by the Swedish Neuropsychological Society to be their 2011 Distinguished Lecturer of ...
> Concern for psychology as cuts bite
The impact of the government's Comprehensive Spending Review is beginning to bite across the discipline: in teaching, research and practice....
> Not so sure start
Government cuts could see 60,000 families lose their local Sure Start centre, according to a new study by the families charity 4Children and the Dayca...
> APA honours UK psychologists
Two British psychologists based at the University of Cambridge have jointly received the 2011 Distinguished Scientific Contribution Award from the Ame...
> Adding to the cognitive tool kit
The website Edge.org has posed its latest annual question to the world's intelligentsia....
> Report urges early intervention policies
The Labour MP Graham Allen delivered his government-commissioned, independent review of early intervention in January....
> ECT risk reconsidered
The United States Food and Drug Administration (FDA) was due to hold an advisory committee meeting in January, to consider downgrading the risk catego...
> Judging our capacity to change
Organisational psychology is labouring under the illusion that people can be changed easily....
> Adapting to climate threat
How can countries and organisations plan for and help mitigate all that climate change might entail, in terms of energy security, flooding, deforestat...
> Campaign for social science
The Academy of Social Sciences has launched a 'Campaign for Social Science' to promote UK social science and raise its visibility in the public, media...
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