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> Thinking about death can be beneficial
Thinking about death and having a greater awareness of mortality can prove beneficial, new research has suggested....
> Stress can lead to epilepsy symptoms
Stress can serve as a trigger for symptoms of epilepsy, new research has suggested....
> Childhood survey and later mental health
A childhood survey could help to identify young people who may experience psychiatric problems in later life....
> Depression may not evoke support
People showing signs of depression may not evoke strong supportive responses from friends and family....
> Depression Awareness Week underway
Depression Awareness Week is underway and a number of local fundraising events have been organised as part of the event....
> How bullying differs from cyberbullying
The dynamics of traditional bullying and cyberbullying are not the same, new research has found....
> Can water boost your exam grades?
Students who bring water into exams may improve their grade by keeping hydrated, according to research presented by Chris Pawson from the University o...
> Psychology findings outside the lab
Most psychology research takes place under laboratory conditions allowing tight control over the exact interventions and procedures participants are e...
> Special virtual issue journal on sports psychology
We are delighted to offer you free access to this Virtual Issue on Sport Psychology from the Journals of the British Psychological Society.Ever since ...
> The influence of coaches on the well-being of athletes explored
A selection of the latest research into the coach/athlete relationship and how it meets the psychological needs of athletes will be presented as part ...
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