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Women Are No More Emotionally Turbulent Than Men
02 December 2021
Emily Reynolds is a staff writer at the BPS Research Digest.
- Emotion
- Sex and gender
We Generally Prefer Political Allies Who Try To Understand Opponents’ Views
07 December 2021
Emily Reynolds is a staff writer at the BPS Research Digest.
- Government and politics
- Social and behavioural
We mistake information we've googled for our own knowledge
13 December 2021
Emily Reynolds is a staff writer for BPS Research Digest.
- Memory
- Digital and technology
‘I viewed it as an unreachable, elite career’
26 May 2022
Emily Reynolds hears from working class people who have struggled to make their way in Psychology.
- Careers and professional development
- Poverty
Season of birth is not related to risk of developing anxiety or depression
08 June 2022
A new study has cast doubt on historic research suggesting that the season or month of someone’s birth is associated with an increased risk of certain mental health conditions.
- Depression
- Developmental
- Stress and anxiety
Drinking coffee before shopping can lead to impulse buying
29 June 2022
A new study found that participants spent more and bought more things after a caffeinated drink.
- Social and behavioural
Merely expecting to feel stressed has a negative effect on our mood
22 June 2022
A new study asks how the approach of an election result can impact people’s mental health.
- Stress and anxiety
Adults who experienced more positive emotions had less memory decline over the next decade
03 December 2020
A new study has found less memory decline over time in those participants with higher levels of positive affect.
- Emotion
- Memory
We often choose to avoid learning information that could benefit us
21 April 2020
A new study has found that many of us would rather avoid stressful or uncomfortable truths - even if they might benefit us.
- Social and behavioural
Most of us don’t have a desire for unlimited wealth
12 July 2022
Having limited wants, the study suggests, is normal - understanding this more thoroughly could help us consume less.
- Personality and self
We don’t trust extraverts more than introverts
23 June 2022
A new study found that agreeableness, not extraversion, is the key to gaining trust in social situations.
- Personality and self
- Social and behavioural
Rates of postnatal depression among new mothers rose sharply during lockdown
08 June 2021
Having a new baby is never easy.
- Children, young people and families
- Mental health