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What makes our work meaningful? Do bosses really make it meaningless?
23 June 2016
The media has used the findings to demonise bosses, but such coverage forgets an important point, writes Alex Fradera.
- Work and occupational
From the Division of Occupational Psychology, 2014
10 February 2014
Alex Fradera and Jon Sutton report.
- Work and occupational
From the Research Digest February 2016
08 January 2016
A selection from our blog, written by Christian Jarrett and Alex Fradera.
School students and work
13 September 2011
Alex Fradera, editor of the Society’s new Occupational Digest, talks to Jim McKechnie.
- Careers and professional development
- Education
From the Digest, December 2014
10 December 2014
The latest from the Society's free Research Digest, from Alex Fradera and Christian Jarrett.
- BPS updates
A matter of evidence
15 January 2013
Alex Fradera and Jon Sutton report from the Division of Occupational Psychology Annual Conference.
- Work and occupational
What exactly are candidate selection measures measuring?
30 August 2011
This post originally appeared on our offspring title, the BPS Occupational Digest, written by Dr Alex Fradera.
- Work and occupational
Brainwave study suggests sexual posing, but not bare skin, leads to automatic objectification
15 June 2022
New experiments on the impact of various forms of sexualisation on the perception of the body find that objectification does not necessarily follow.
- Brain
- Social and behavioural
Even two-year-olds can tell the difference between a leader and a bully
14 November 2018
New research suggests that we understand power relations at a surprisingly young age.
- Developmental
- Social and behavioural
This is how psychotherapy for depression changes the brain
06 November 2018
In recent years, researchers have sought to look under the hood to understand the neural correlates of the changes brought about by psychotherapy.
- Brain
- Counselling and psychotherapy
- Depression
Encouraging self-compassion may help people with chronic pain lead more active, happier lives
17 October 2018
In chronic pain, the pain system is locked in to a high-alert mode.
- Health and wellbeing
Researchers find the most plausible cause of wellbeing decline in youth is increased screen time
02 October 2018
A new paper analyses wellbeing and lifestyle data from over a million US youth.
- Digital and technology
- Mental health