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28/11/2008 - Students invited to London lecture
The impact of size zero media ideals on body image is just one of the fascinating topics up for discussion by local students at The British Psychological Society’s upcoming student lecture on Tuesday 9 December 2008.
Students from London ...
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21/11/2008 - Impact of buggies on parent-infant interaction investigated
A groundbreaking study being presented on 22nd November at the British Psychological Society Scotland’s Annual Conference suggests the orientation of a baby’s buggy impacts on mother-baby interaction, infant stress levels and ultimatel...
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21/11/2008 - Facial composite techniques may hinder CCTV identification
Composite photographic images, similar to that used in the ‘de Menezes case’, may hinder rather than help suspect identification. This is the finding of a study presented today, 21st November, at The British Psychological Society Scotla...
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19/11/2008 - Response to Government announcement of new Advisory Council on Children’s Mental Health and Psychological Well-being
The British Psychological Society has issued the following statements in response to the Government announcement today (18 November).
The British Psychological Society strongly welcomes the announcement today of planned major investment in mental he...
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13/11/2008 - Royal Navy 'Sea-Swap' project wins top Occupational Psychology prize
A project to find alternative ship manning solutions that can meet naval operational requirements and employees’ expectations of length of time away from home has scooped top prize in the annual Occupational Psychology Practitioner of the Year ...
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10/11/2008 - Psychologist's advice for socially anxious
Socially anxious people must improve their performance to break cycle of social rejection, claim psychologists in a study published today in the British Journal of Clinical Psychology.
Researchers from Maastricht University sought to discover the ...
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01/11/2008 - What gets teacher to the top of the class?
Psychologists from Aberdeen University will reveal details of their ongoing study into the qualities that make a good teacher today, 1st November, at The British Psychological Society’s Education Section Annual Conference.
In the study, the...
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01/11/2008 - Emotional intelligence makes the grade
Emotional intelligence predicts exam success. This is the finding of a study into the relationship between emotional intelligence and educational achievement, presented today, 1st November, at The British Psychological Society’s Education Secti...
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01/11/2008 - Not enough people reading on the box
Children’s television is failing to promote reading, claim psychologists presenting their research today, 1st November 2008, at The British Psychological Society’s Education Section Annual Conference.
Researchers from the Psychology Le...
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01/11/2008 - Music key to fulfilling retirement
Learning a musical instrument can keep you fulfilled in retirement, claim psychologists presenting their research at The British Psychological Society’s Education Section Annual Conference today, 1st November 2008.
In the study, 21 people w...
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