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> Country walks can help with depression
Nature walks have the capacity to help improve cognitive abilities for individuals battling clinical depression....
> Psychological help for new mothers urged
A House of Commons early day motion has been tabled calling for better support for mothers at risk of perinatal depression. It was put down by Annette...
> Alan Jones goes to Holyrood
The Chair of the Scottish Division of Educational Psychology appeared before the Scottish Parliament’s Education Committee on Tuesday 15 May. ...
> Think like a winner: Sports psychologists to speak at the Cheltenham Science Festival
Three Chartered Psychologists are running a session under the title ‘Going for Gold: Think like a winner’ at the Cheltenham Science Festival on 14...
> Smile your way to a vegetable-loving child
Maybe you've tried giving them names. Or perhaps you've made noises of gastronomic delight. But still your young child refuses to eat their greens....
> Reading fiction can influence behaviour
Reading works of fiction can have a marked influence on a person's behaviour....
> Women's bodies are viewed as objects
Images of attractive female bodies are viewed as objects by both men and women, new research has shown....
> When are two heads better than one?
The Challenger disaster, the Bay of Pigs fiasco, the botched invasion of Iraq ... all these historical calamities have been blamed on dud group decisi...
> Performances suffer when stakes are high
Sports performances can suffer when the stakes are high and there is the prospect of a lucrative reward for the victor....
> The Society's student roadshow is a success
As part of the Society’s student roadshow campaign to engage with members, we have been visiting universities that run accredited programmes in orde...
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