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Congratulations to the winners of the 2022 BPS Book Award
09 January 2023
We are delighted to be able to announce the winners of the 2022 BPS Book Award, which recognises high standards of published works in psychology.
- BPS updates
Do people with a high IQ age more slowly?
09 August 2018
Today's guest blog comes from David Robson.
- Health and wellbeing
Your romantic partner is probably less intelligent than you think
04 March 2019
Today's guest blog has been provided by David Robson.
- Relationships and romance
Why fear of rejection prevents us from making wise decisions
11 December 2019
Today's guest blog comes from David Robson.
- Social and behavioural
There’s a fascinating psychological story behind why your favourite film baddies all have a truly evil laugh
11 October 2018
Today's guest blog comes from David Robson.
- Social and behavioural
Don’t be the Ferrari going around in circles
07 March 2019
The Intelligence Trap by David Robson (Hodder & Stoughton. Hb, £20); reviewed by Dr Eva M. Krockow.
- Cognition and perception
A new trial of an ancient rhetorical trick finds it can make you wiser
24 May 2019
Today's guest blog comes from David Robson.
- Social and behavioural
Would you really be happier if you were better looking?
18 February 2016
Results might encourage a re-think on our pursuit of beauty writes David Robson.
- Cognition and perception
- Emotion
- Mental health
Taking ownership
04 November 2019
'Possessed: Why We Want More Than We Need' by Bruce Hood (Allen Lane; £20) reviewed by David Robson.
- Personality and self
‘Good writing is about being able to toggle between the personal and the universal’
03 February 2025
Our editor Dr Jon Sutton meets award-winning science writer David Robson.
- Careers and professional development
There is a second “window of opportunity” for learning in late adolescence and early adulthood
15 December 2016
New study adds further evidence to growing body of work showing adolescence is a fascinating and fertile period of intellectual growth writes David Robson.
- Brain
- Children, young people and families
- Teaching and learning
‘You can improve the policy by attending to people’s dignity’
08 June 2021
David Robson meets psychologists considering the importance of how poverty is framed.
- Poverty
Vaccinating against viruses of the mind
15 May 2020
David Robson on psychological efforts to achieve ‘herd immunity’ against the spread of misinformation in pandemic times.
- Covid
