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> The voice on the end of the phone line
Our perception of the world is so restricted by the brain's finite attentional resources that large changes to the visual scene can occur without us n...
> The body has a role in decision-making
The body has a part to play in the decisions people make, new research has suggested....
> Chartered members to top bill at health event
Chartered Psychologists Dr Katherine Brown of Coventry University and Dr Colin Greaves of the Peninsula Medica...
> Bisexual women and the risk of depression
Bisexual women are at greater risk of suffering from depression and alcohol abuse than their male counterparts, it has been suggested....
> Antisocial people flock together in gangs
People with extreme antisocial personalities may be more inclined to join gangs, new research has suggested....
> South Africa to host two major psychology events this year
The 30th International Congress of Psychology (ICP) will take place in Cape Town, South Africa, from 22 to 27 July 2012 on the theme of ‘psychology ...
> New award in sexual health psychology
Dr Alison Jones from St Ann’s Sexual Health Centre, St Ann’s Hospital, Haringey, has won the inaugural Oliver Davidson Award....
> Guide to clinical psychology training
What is like to be on a particular clinical psychology training course?...
> Fatherhood reduces a man's bad habits
A man's bad habits often reduce once he becomes a father for the first time....
> Explaining why songs get stuck in your head
The brain has its own jukebox - a personal sound system for your private listening pleasure. The downside is that it has a mind of its own....
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