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> 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...
> Business leaders in the dark over talent
Global business leaders are in the dark when it comes to understanding what talent looks like, a Chartered Psychologist told the Association of Busine...
> We think our driving is better than it really is
People often believe themselves to be better drivers than they actually are....
> How exercise could help smokers quit
People could be helped to quit their smoking habits by taking up greater levels of exercise, new research has suggested....
> Facebook and alcohol addictions are similar
A number of similarities have been found between addiction to Facebook and alcohol dependence....
> Skilled liars make great lie detectors
Frank Abagnale Jr, the confidence trickster who inspired the film "Catch Me If You Can", later became a security consultant for the FBI....
> Timing is everything in sports psychology
‘If you do not know where you are going, do not be surprised if you arrive somewhere else’ (Lewis Carroll).Mental skills training and psychologica...
> Psychologists win gold at Olympic awards
Canterbury Christ Church University staff and students involved in the classification of athletes with intellectual disabilities for the London 2012 P...
> Less pressure means a better body image
Women who have less pressure placed on their appearance tend to have a more positive body image, new research has suggested....
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