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> Why others' beliefs leave a bad taste
Many studies have shown that moral disgust is "embodied". Contemplation of taboo deeds really does leave people physically sickened....
> BA/BPS Lecture 2011: The Resilient Brain
Yesterday evening Professor Lorraine Tyler FBA gave this year's British Association/British Psychological Society Lecture at the Royal Society in Lond...
> Stephen Fry becomes president of Mind
Stephen Fry officially took up his new role aspPresident of the mental health charity Mind at a gala dinner earlier this week....
> Gardening may help dementia patients
Gardening could play a significant role in transforming the lives of dementia patients for the better, it has been claimed....
> 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...
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