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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 mistake information we've googled for our own knowledge
13 December 2021
Emily Reynolds is a staff writer for BPS Research Digest.
- Digital and technology
- Memory
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
‘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
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
Uncomfortable heat may interfere with policing and justice
28 May 2024
Recent analysis of Texan law enforcement data suggests high temperatures may interfere with decision-making in some roles.
- Climate and environment
- Decision making
- Legal, criminological and forensic
- Work and occupational
Divorce deepens gender inequalities in parent-child time
16 February 2023
After a divorce, the time kids spent with their mothers doubled - but time spent with fathers remained extremely low.
- Children, young people and families
Influential descriptions of depression are often misleading
25 July 2024
Recent work finds widespread misleading descriptions of depression on authoritative mental health websites.
- Depression
- Health
Couples with ‘drinking partnership’ may live longer
10 April 2024
Having similar, moderate drinking habits linked to partners' longevity.
- Relationships and romance
- Social and behavioural
Could reminding the rich of their legacy encourage charitable giving?
19 February 2024
Recent study finds that invoking a person’s legacy could increase the amount they pledge to good causes, rather than family.
- Ethics and morality
- Government and politics
Do we really think climate change is a distant threat?
22 January 2024
Many climate action campaigns are built on the idea of reducing psychological distance to climate change – but new research shows we already feel closer than many assume.
- Climate and environment
Settled homes in childhood may protect mental health for years to come
31 July 2024
Massive new Danish study finds that moving house early in life is associated with higher risk of depression in adulthood, regardless of where you're moving to or from.
- Children, young people and families
- Depression
- Mental health