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Realms of recognition
16 April 2020
Rupert Brown considers the life and legacy of Henri Tajfel (1919-1982).
- Ethics and morality
- History and philosophy
Special issue: The persistence of Freud
18 September 2006
Michael Billig with his personal reflections.
- Counselling and psychotherapy
- History and philosophy
Are religious people really more prejudiced than non-believers?
07 December 2015
A new article questions the intolerance of the religious, asking whether they’re really just behaving as we all do: shunning the different.
- Research
- Social and behavioural
Creativity and advocacy in major society awards
06 November 2023
The British Psychological Society’s Research Board has announced the winners of its Lifetime Achievement Award and Presidents’ Award for Distinguished Contributions to Psychological Knowledge.
- BPS updates
Criticising Tajfel
05 October 2020
Kate Johnstone responds to recent coverage.
- Ethics and morality
- History and philosophy
- Sex and gender
Psychology has a sexual harassment problem…
16 April 2020
… and tackling it requires reckoning with the past that brought us here, argue Jacy L.Young and Peter Hegarty.
- Research Ethics
When grey matter and grey matters collide
09 September 2020
Kevin Dutton on his new book Black and White Thinking – The Burden of a Binary Brain in a Complex World.
- Decision making
Exploiting children’s social instincts to boost their learning
18 April 2013
“These findings underscore the importance of group identity for young children’s motivation and learning.”
- Developmental
- Education
- Social and behavioural
“In-group infamy” – we have a lasting memory for colleagues who let the side down
15 November 2016
Committing an uncooperative act in a work or social group is high risk because once detected it flips us from presumed innocent to certainly guilty.
- Cognition and perception
- Memory
- Work and occupational
Was Anna Freud a lesbian?
18 March 2024
…Why do visitors to the Freud Museum often want to know, and does it matter? Laura Smith writes.
- History and philosophy
- LGBTQ+
Libraries and beyond
31 March 2016
Ella Rhodes reports from a 'Psychology Research Day' at Senate House, London.
Social psychology in the lion's den
13 February 2014
Ian Florance interviews Jackie Abell; Reader in Psychology at Coventry University and Director of Research for the African Lion and Environmental Research Trust, based in Livingstone, Zambia, about taking social psychology into the lion's den.
- BPS updates