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> Using psychology to help with chronic pain
Severe depression in chronic pain patients could be prevented by targeting feelings of mental defeat....
> Happy faces reduce aggressive behaviour
Aggressive behaviour in adolescents could be reduced when they are able to see happiness in other people's faces....
> Depression and the benefits of exercise
People who suffer from depression may not feel all of the benefits associated with physical activity....
> Society statement on DWP jobseekers' test
Recently there has been controversy over a psychological test that the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) has been using with jobseekers....
> How personality and weight gain are linked
Personality trait changes are associated with people who gain weight, new research has suggested....
> Tweeters you follow are cooler than you
Statistical logic means that your lover has probably had more sexual partners than you. Similarly, at the gym, most of the other users train more freq...
> Postdoctoral Bursary Scheme award winners announced
Congratulations to the seven successful candidates who have been awarded bursaries as part of the Society's Postdoctoral Bursary Scheme. ...
> Children and Families Bill response
The Society has responded to a House of Commons Public Bill Committee call for written evidence regarding the Children and Families Bill. In our ...
> Can depression rub off on others?
It may be possible for depression to rub off on other people, new research has suggested....
> Prisoner reforms and the DFP response
Male prisoners in England and Wales are to have numerous privileges taken from them when they are first sent behind bars....
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