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> New mums using the internet for advice
Women who become mothers for the first time are increasingly turning to the internet for child-rearing advice as opposed to speaking to their midwives...
> Teens likely to copy film stars who smoke
Teenagers may be more likely to take up smoking should they see film stars enjoying cigarettes on-screen, new research has suggested....
> We underestimate the benefits of nature
People underestimate the psychological benefits of spending time in nature....
> Giving up smoking boosts your memory
A person's memory can be boosted when he or she successfully gives up smoking, new research has suggested....
> 'Any qualified provider' in the NHS
Psychological therapies in primary care are among the list of services to be opened up by the NHS in England to 'Any Qualified Provider' (AQP), includ...
> Society Fellow works with dance company
The Rambert Dance Company has appointed Nicky Clayton, Professor of Comparative Cognition at Cambridge University's Department of Experimental Psychol...
> Taking a more positive view of ageing
Getting older does not necessarily mean a decline in your brain function, revealed Professor Lorraine K. Tyler FBA  in the 2011 British Academy/B...
> We fund a new film: The Connected Baby
The Society has funded a new film created by research psychologist Suzanne Zeedyk. Entitled The Connected Baby, the movie looks at how newborn babies ...
> Attention problems need early help
Early intervention is required with regard to children who experience attention problems, new research has concluded....
> The complex causes of binge drinking
Both personal and societal factors play a role in a person's binge drinking habits, new research has suggested....
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