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My organisation has been working in FTSE 100 and 250 companies for a decade now and there isn’t one workplace we have entered – regardless of the challenges we’ve been charged to address – where the spectre of workplace bullying hasn’t asserted itself into the mix.
View resultThis paper links theoretical frameworks to a lifespan formulation, and provides a guide to enhancing clinical intervention where problems with teasing and bullying occur.
View resultA recent TUC report argued that workplace racism should be treated as a health and safety issue. Occupational psychologist Christeen George, a member of the BPS’s Division of Occupational Psychology, agrees and argues that race equality practices need to be embedded throughout an organisation.
View resultIt is difficult to write a blog at this time without reflecting on experiences over the past few corona virus filled months.
View result03 April 2025
As part of Stress Awareness Month, Dr Nihara Krause discusses the concerns adults may have experienced as a result of watching the Netflix series Adolescence.
15 March 2024
An independent review of ambulance trusts, commissioned by NHS England, has made a number of recommendations, including on improving staff wellbeing.
04 May 2021
Following a detailed process under our member conduct rules, the society has today confirmed that the President Elect of the BPS, Professor Nigel MacLennan, has been expelled from membership for repeatedly breaching our member conduct rules.
23 September 2020
A report by the All-Party Parliamentary Group for Skin has found that 98 per cent of skin disease patients feel their condition affects their emotional and psychological wellbeing.
23 August 2021
Conflict amongst siblings increased during the first UK lockdown according to a new study of children with special education needs and disabilities (SENDs) published today in a British Psychological Society journal.
10 April 2024
The BPS commends Dr Hilary Cass for her thorough and sensitive review into an area that is highly complex and controversial to many.
08 June 2021
The BPS has joined forces with a number of other organisations to call for a focus on the wellbeing of our health and care staff.
02 May 2024
The BPS has recorded an oral history video with Dr Ken Greaves, regarded as a trailblazer for his work as a Black educational psychologist.
07 February 2025
For Children’s Mental Health Week, we spoke to Dr Sarah Cresswell about the impact of ‘collective resilience’ and the steps adults can take to model resilient behaviours.
09 November 2021
An archive collection
06 April 2021
We already know that bullying can be one way of climbing the social ladder for teenagers.
18 March 2002
Jane L. Ireland describes the causes and consequences of bullying behind bars, and how it can be tackled.
16 November 2016
In an online exclusive for Antibullying Week, Stephen James Minton argues that attending to prejudice is the key to improving anti-bullying research and action.
13 May 2024
Evelyn Field with an extract from her new book.
18 March 2000
At the Centenary Annual Conference Jon Sutton described the work that won him the 1999 Award for Outstanding Doctoral Research Contributions to Psychology.
15 September 2006
A minority of teachers may still have an overly-narrow conception of what constitutes bullying, according to Paul Naylor and colleagues.
18 January 2010
Ian Rivers and colleagues have published findings suggesting that being a bystander to bullying can often be just as psychologically harmful as being directly involved.
04 April 2014
Christina Salmivalli (University of Turku, Finland) talks to Jon Sutton about her new approach to an age-old issue
26 February 2020
A new study has found clear relationships between patterns of activity in the amygdala and bullying behaviour.
18 May 2007
Susan Cartwright and Cary L. Cooper on causes and possible solutions.
Series: Vernon Wall Lecture Volume: 1 Issue: 41
Date of Publication: 01-08-2023
Author(s): Peter K. Smith
View The research program on school bullying: How and why it has developed over the last 50 yearsSeries: Psychology of Education Review Volume: 47 Issue: 2
Date of Publication: 01-01-2023
Author(s): Kurnia Y. Yulianti, Ed Baines, Panos Rentzelas
View Understanding adolescent bullying during school transition in Indonesian context: A sociocultural approachSeries: The Coaching Psychologist Volume: 18 Issue: 2
Date of Publication: 01-12-2022
Author(s): Laura Quiun, Marta Herrero
View The use of coaching as a tool to improve coping in victims of workplace bullyingSeries: Educational Psychology in Scotland Volume: 22 Issue: 1
Date of Publication: 01-01-2022
Author(s): Penny Papalexandropoulou, Aimée Watt
View ‘I should have told someone, but I kept it to myself.’ Exploring children’s views on experiencing, carrying out or witnessing bullying behaviour: A reflexive thematic analysis from a mixed research study involving Primary 4–7 childrenSeries: DECP Debate Volume: 1 Issue: 178
Date of Publication: 01-01-2021
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View Making an Impact on School Bullying: Interventions and RecommendationsSeries: Psychology of Education Review Volume: 44 Issue: 1
Date of Publication: 01-01-2020
Author(s): Chris Kyriacou
View The Teacher’s Guide to Resolving School Bullying: Evidence-based Strategies and Pupil-led InterventionsSeries: Educational and Child Psychology Volume: 36 Issue: 2
Date of Publication: 01-06-2019
Author(s): Christopher D. Slaten, Chad A. Rose, Jonathan K. Ferguson
View Understanding the relationship between youths’ belonging and bullying behaviour: An SEM ModelSeries: Clinical Psychology Forum Volume: 1 Issue: 317
Date of Publication: 01-05-2019
Author(s): Dawn Reeves
View Ethics Column Workplace bullying and fairnessSeries: Assessment and Development Matters Volume: 11 Issue: 4
Date of Publication: 01-01-2019
Author(s): Calli Tzani-Pepelasi, Ntaniella-Roumpini Pylarinou, Anita Fumagalli
View School-bullying, cyber-bullying and moral foundationsSeries: Clinical Psychology Forum Volume: 1 Issue: 304
Date of Publication: 01-04-2018
Author(s): Rebecca Newman, Amy Jones, Amanda Scrivener
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