The Society produces a wide variety of publications and, through arrangements with various partner organisations, makes available to its members an excellent selection of other useful publication resources.
Publications
As a Learned Society, we aim to promote, advance and disseminate psychological knowledge. To help realise this aim, we not only publish journals but also facilitate free and discounted access to journals and journal articles for our members.
BPS Journals
The Society publishes eleven academic journal titles which can be accessed via PsychSource.
Access to the abstracts is free to all, while access to the full-text is free to BPS members.
For more information please click here.
Wiley Journals
As part of our ongoing publishing partnership with Wiley-Blackwell, BPS members enjoy full access to a selection of 32 Wiley journals, plus a variety of related media, via PsychSource.
Non-members are also able to search and view abstracts.
Click here to take a look at the materials available.
EBSCO Psychology and Behavioural Sciences Collection
This collection includes over 500 journal titles covering psychology and adjacent disciplines.
Online access is free for all Society members via PsychSource.
A full list of all available titles can be obtained through the EBSCO website.
Evidence-Based Mental Health
Evidence-Based Mental Health (EBMH) is a journal which includes key papers and exclusive expert contributions. published in partnership with the Royal College of Psychiatrists and BMJ journals.
Print and online subscriptions are discounted for Society members.
For more information please click here.
BJEP Monographs
The British Journal of Educational Psychology Monograph Series features contributions from key annual conferences.
This series is a must-have for all those concerned with the psychological aspects of teaching and learning.
Print copies can be ordered online via the BPS Shop.
Annual Reviews
The Annual Review of Psychology covers significant developments in many areas of psychological study, including research methodology.
The Annual Review of Clinical Psychology provides comprehensive reviews of significant developments in clinical psychology.
BPS members are eligible for a 30% discount on all AR journals.
Members of the Society all benefit from exclusive discounts on books from Blackwell Publishing and Oxford University Press.
Blackwell Publishing
Our partnership with Blackwell Publishing ensures the delivery of an essential range of books on the latest psychology practice, research and methodology.
All BPS Blackwell books (including the predecessor imprint BPS Books) can be searched on PsychSource, where there is information about how to buy.
Generous member discounts apply – your personal discount information will be displayed on PsychSource after sign in.
The searchable and personalisable PsychSource web portal provides a single access point to a host of other BPS resources, including journals, multimedia, and more.
Oxford University Press
Society members receive a 20% discount on books purchased through the OUP British Psychological Society Book Club (sign in required).
To receive this offer you must follow this link to the OUP British Psychological Society Book Club.
If you're interested in becoming a member and getting access to these discounted rates, please click here.
The Psychologist is the monthly publication of The British Psychological Society whose purpose is to provide a forum for communication and discussion among all members of the Society.
All BPS members have exclusive online access to The Psychologist, while non-members can browse and buy back issues in the BPS Shop.
Click here to view the latest issue, search the archive, and more.
Our Research Digest delivers the latest psychological research through several different channels, including:
For further information and updates you can also subscribe free to its fortnightly email alert.
The aim of our Research Digest is to provide accessible, accurate reports on the latest psychological research and studies that are timely, novel, thought-provoking and relevant to real life, and which make an important contribution to our expanding knowledge of the world.
More information about the Research Digest can be found here, or click here to visit the Research Digest archives.
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