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Pupils in the pandemic - our journey to psychological recovery
This post comes from Tom Milson, Head Teacher of Eagle House School, a Therapeutic Community for pupils aged 5-14 with ASD alongside significant social and emotional difficulties.
View resultAddressing loneliness in older adults through GP practices
Today's guest blog comes from Dr Ana Wright.
View resultWhy does exam anxiety matter?
Today's guest blog comes from Professor David Putwain CPsychol FBPsS.
View resultThe existential and emotional impact of Brexit
Today's guest blog has been provided by Professor Emmy van Deurzen.
View resultWhy we need psychological representation on NHS England’s Clinical Reference Groups
Today's guest blog comes from Tim Atkin, formerly Chair of our Faculty for Children, Young People, and their Families.
View resultParenthood: The Supermum Myth
Today's guest blog comes from Dr Rachel Andrew, Consultant Clinical Psychologist, Time Psychology Ltd.
View resultNational Fitness Day: A Shop Window Toward Physical Activity?
For today's guest post please welcome Dr Mark Uphill, Senior Lecturer in Sport and Exercise Psychology at Canterbury Christ Church University.
View resultTackling loneliness in the community
To mark #LonelinessAwarenessWeek we present a guest blog from Dr Mhairi Bowe, Senior Lecturer in Social Psychology in the Department of Psychology at Nottingham Trent University.
View resultNow more than ever we need action on suicide prevention
Today's guest blog comes to us courtesy of Professor Rory O’Connor, Director of the Suicidal Behaviour Research Laboratory and Professor of Health Psychology.
View resultSleep, mental health and memory
Today's guest blog has been provided by Dr David R. Lee, chartered psychologist, chartered scientist and clinical director at Sleep Unlimited.
View resultFrom the personality of spies to the bright side of neuroticism
Stuart Duff, Occupational Psychology editor for Assessment & Development Matters, reviews the psychology podcast, The Science of Personality
View resultLine managers: still the missing pieces in the stress management jigsaw?
The following guest article has been provided by Emma Donaldson-Feilder, Director and Co-Founder of Affinity Health at Work, co-written with Dr Jo Yarker and Dr Rachel Lewis.
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New Covid-19 research resources hub
04 December 2020
The Covid-19 pandemic has had far-reaching consequences for everyone, including the academic staff and students in psychology departments.
- BPS updates
Study unearths evidence of inequality and discrimination in sport and exercise psychology
08 April 2022
Nearly one third of people working, studying or carrying out research in the sport and exercise psychology field faced discrimination or inequality, the findings reveal.
- Equality, diversity and inclusion
- Sport and Exercise
History of Psychology Centre call for donations of records relating to Black Psychology and Black Psychologists in the UK
14 October 2022
To coincide with Black History Month, the History of Psychology Centre (HoPC) is calling for donations of records relating to Black Psychology and Black Psychologists.
- Race, ethnicity and culture
Psychology Careers Festival: Programme of events and speakers released
28 September 2023
Sales for tickets to this year’s week-long BPS Careers Festival are on sale now
- Careers and professional development
Who would be your ideal psychological party guest (living or dead)?
07 November 2023
We asked on LinkedIn and X…
- BPS updates
Early career researchers: Closing thoughts
03 January 2023
Final words from your Guest Editor team, and our Managing Editor.
- Careers and professional development
- Research
- Work and occupational
Early career researchers: Our world, our challenges, our future
03 January 2023
Our team of Guest Editors introduce a special issue of The Psychologist.
- Careers and professional development
- Research
- Teaching and learning
- Work and occupational
#bropenscience is broken science
28 September 2020
Kirstie Whitaker and Olivia Guest ask how open ‘open science’ really is.
- Qualitative Methods
- Quantitative Methods
- Research Ethics
Oral History Study Explores What It’s Like To Receive An Autism Diagnosis Later In Life
16 December 2021
By guest blogger Dan Carney.
- Autism
- Older people
Academically successful children smoke more cannabis as teenagers: is it time to rethink drug education programmes?
27 March 2017
By guest blogger Simon Oxenham.
- Education
- Social and behavioural
Risk-taking teens’ brains seem to disregard past bad outcomes
07 March 2017
By guest blogger Lucy Foulkes.
- Developmental
- Social and behavioural
There’s such a thing as “autism camouflaging” and it might explain why some people are diagnosed so late
24 February 2017
By guest blogger Helge Hasselmann.
- Autism
Can brain activity predict chocolate sales? In search of the buy button
08 February 2017
By guest blogger Julia Gottwald.
- Neuropsychology
- Social and behavioural
Was that new Science paper hyped and over-interpreted because of its liberal message?
31 January 2017
By guest blogger Stuart Ritchie.
- Developmental
- Education
After half a century of research, psychology can’t predict suicidal behaviours better than by coin flip
23 January 2017
By guest blogger Tomasz Witkowski.
- Mental health
Careers research in Europe: Identity and contribution
24-12-2010
- Svetlana N. Khapova
- Claartje J. Vinkenburg
- John Arnold
Understanding the mechanisms underlying the other-‘race’ effect: An attempt at integrating different perspectives
30-12-2022
- Marleen Stelter
- Stefan R. Schweinberger
Book Reviews
01-06-1980
BOOK REVIEWS
01-05-1961
Conditional program statements and their comprehensibility to professional programmers
01-06-1977
- T. R. G. GREEN
UK occupational/organizational psychology, applied science and applied humanism: Some further thoughts on what we have forgotten
24-12-2010
- Richard Kwiatkowski
- David C. Duncan
Dimensionality of Cook and Wall's (1980) British Organizational Commitment Scale revisited
16-12-2010
- Brian P. Mathews
- Jeryl L. Shepherd
Generalizability of career orientations: A comparative study in Switzerland and Great Britain
24-12-2010
- Marius Gerber
- Anette Wittekind
- Gudela Grote
- Neil Conway
- David Guest
Knowledge acquisition and effective socialization: The role of the psychological contract
08-06-2017
- Chris Woodrow
- David E. Guest
Psychological contracting: Processes of contract formation during interviews between nannies and their ‘employers’
16-12-2010
- Lynne J. Millward Purvis
- Mark Cropley
Psychological contract breach and voluntary turnover: Testing a multiple mediation model
10-08-2013
- Michael E. Clinton
- David E. Guest
Gender differences in managers' causal explanations for their work performance: A study in two organizations
01-06-1996
- Patrice Rosenthal
- David Guest
- Riccardo Peccei