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> Psychologists at social science festival
Can you feel one emotion but make your face display another?...
> Charity marks 100 years of schizophrenia
It is 100 years since the term ‘schizophrenia’ was first coined, and to mark this anniversary the charity Rethink Mental Illness is today launchin...
> Students find it hard to spot eating disorders
It can be difficult for students and young people to identify warning signs that may suggest eating disorders among their peers, new research has show...
> The risks of heavy student drinking
While many students grow out of their heavy drinking tendencies once they finish university, some undergraduates who imbibe significant amounts are li...
> Listen to A History of the Brain in 10 parts
Dr Geoff Bunn from Manchester Metropolitan University is presenting a 10-part series entitled A History of the Brain for BBC Radio 4. The first part A...
> Adopted children need loving family to thrive
Children require a loving and predictable family environment to thrive, so matching youngsters with suitable adoptive families is ideal, it has been c...
> Believing in God and self-regulation
Self-regulation can be diminished through simple reminders of God, new research has suggested....
> Living happily with a mental disorder
It's easy to slip into an all-or-nothing mindset. An example would be: a person has some psychological problems so their life must be miserable....
> Children and Halloween: The positive side
The rise of Halloween as a festival in the British calendar seems unstoppable, even if in many parts of the country its popularity has more to do with...
> Understanding autism spectrum disorders
It’s time to abandon the idea of autism as a monolithic entity....
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