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> BPS Event: Psychological Wellbeing of Military Families and Reservists Conference
Following the highly successful event last year our Wessex Branch are holding their 2nd Psychological Well-being Conference, focusing on the dual topi...
> Negative parenting increases bullying risk
Exposure to negative parenting can increase the risk of a child being subject to bullying, new research has found....
> Northern Ireland event discusses political leadership
Professor Jo Silvester from City University, London, set out what she knows about what makes a good political leader and what psychology can bring to ...
> University pays off in the long run
Students can be confident that their time at university will pay off in the long run, new research has suggested....
> Dementia may be on the decline
The risk of developing demen...
> Work stress triggers heart disease
Cardiovascular disease could be triggered by workplace stress, new research has suggested....
> Walk-to-burn-calorie menu diet aid
People will eat less when they know how much exercise is required to burn off the calories they are consuming....
> 2012 BPS Doctoral award winner
Congratulations to the 2012 Doctoral Award winner Dr Stephanie Rossit from Glasgow Caledonian University.This annual award recognises outstanding publ...
> Atheists feel stressed when defying God
Why are most people in the world religious? Some say it is because we're naturally predisposed to believe in a god or gods and that religion brought e...
> Glasgow BPS Event: Learning difficulties
Our Division of Clinical Psychology's Faculty for Learning Disabilities is holding an event this week, at the Grand Central Hotel in Glasgow, that foc...
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