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Brainwave study suggests sexual posing, but not bare skin, leads to automatic objectification
The phrase “sexual objectification” began popping up only 50 years ago, but it’s now ubiquitous, reflecting our concern that seeing someone sexually amounts to perceiving them as eye candy or a piece...
17 August 2018
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Edinburgh Fringe psychology event makes the New York Times
17 August 2018
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Psychologists in court are helping divert offenders from prison to treatment
17 August 2018
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The Society’s AGM will take place in Leicester on 30 August
16 August 2018
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Pilot study finds “smart drug” Aderall has limited benefits for healthy students, and may harm working memory
16 August 2018
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A re-replication of a psychological classic provides a cautionary tale about overhyped science
15 August 2018
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This year's Stories of Psychology event will look at the history of emotions
15 August 2018
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Preliminary evidence suggests women may be better role jugglers than men
14 August 2018
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Interviews with 100 CBT-therapists reveal 43 per cent of clients experience unwanted side-effects from therapy
13 August 2018
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Members can now read our 2017 Annual Report online
13 August 2018
