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> Why couples with money argue more
Couples who have considerable sums of cash and are materialistic in their outlook may be more likely to argue when compared with those less well-off....
> Maternal relationships and sexual attitudes
A good relationship between a daughter and her mother can have a positive effect on the young woman's sexual attitudes, a new study has suggested....
> All aboard the memory bus in Devon
People in Devon with dementia and their carers are climbing aboard a vintage 1959 double-decker bus as part of a project assessing the benefits of rem...
> Managing ethnic diversity at work
A challenge facing many organisational leaders and HR professionals concerns how they effectively manage business in the context of today's increasing...
> The Resilient Brain: BA/BPS Lecture 2011
Which of us has not at some point wrestled to remember the name of a famous film star whose face we can quite clearly picture? Or walked into a room t...
> The Connected Baby DVD is now on sale
The Connected Baby, a DVD produced with the help of a public engagement grant from the Society, can now be purchased from the website dedicated to the...
> Steve Jobs' gift to cognitive science
The ubiquity of iPhones, iPads and other miniature computers promises to revolutionise research in cognitive science, helping to overcome the discipli...
> Intensive training benefits poor readers
Children with reading and writing difficulties are likely to benefit more from intensive training held for just a limited period as opposed to more tr...
> Teen arguments spill over into family life
The arguments teenagers have with their peers may influence the way they behave towards their family, new research has suggested....
> Fit employees are likely to be happier
Employees who are physically fit and eat and exercise the recommended amounts are more likely to be in a better mood than their less healthy colleague...
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