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Defence, Security, Psychology
The following article has been provided by Darren Doyle BSc, GMBPsS, RSci on behalf of the newly approved Defence and Security Section.
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Careers in cyberpsychology - in conversation with Bec McKeown
This article was written by Bec McKeown, Founder and Director of Mind Science, and edited by Dr John Blythe, an industry representative for the BPS Cyberpsychology Section.
View result100 Years of Member Networks
The 24th of October marks the 118th anniversary of the formation of the British Psychological Society as well as 100 years since the first BPS Member Networks were formed.
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Member networks
Secret agent selection
Dr Mike Rennie recounts his experience working (and briefly appearing) on the show 'Secret Agent Selection: WW2'.
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Member Board
Ethics queries
Decolonising the curriculum
Practice Board
ConferenceDefence and Security Psychology SectionDefence and Security Psychology Section Conference 2025
11 Nov 2025
•8:30am-5:30pm
The Defence and Security Psychology Section is pleased to invite you to attend its 2025 one-day conference.
- Defence and security
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5 minutes with... Karen Carr
07 November 2016
We hear about the drive for a British Psychological Society Defence and Security Section.
- Work and occupational
Supporting defence and security, or militarism?
09 January 2017
A letter in response to the call for a new British Psychological Society Section for Psychology in Defence and Security.
- Ethics and morality
The case for Defence and Security
07 November 2016
A letter from our December edition.
- Defence and security
A misplaced fear of militarism?
02 February 2017
Dr Mike Rennie responds to previous correspondence.
- Violence and trauma
Letters, October 2007
18 October 2007
Psychology and national security; superstition and belief; qualitative research; book reviews; and more.
- BPS updates
Communicating security
30 November 2018
Ella Rhodes reports from the British Psychological Society's Military Psychology conference.
- Defence and security
Psychologists and torture - More than a question of interrogation
09 August 2007
Mark Burton and Carolyn Kagan on how organised psychology should respond.
- Violence and trauma
Society AGM
10 September 2018
The end of August saw the British Psychological Society’s Annual General Meeting held at the Leicester offices.
Overlapping interests in a complex and ambiguous world
09 May 2018
Cyberpsychology, defence and security, male psychology, and political psychology under a topical spotlight.
- BPS updates
Why cybersecurity for coaches and therapists?
06 September 2023
Alexandra J.S. Fouracres introduces an extract from her ‘Cybersecurity for Coaches and Therapists: A Practical Guide for Protecting Client Data’, published by Routledge.
- Cyberpsychology
Society, November 2013
18 November 2013
President’s column; Book Awards 2013; engaging with politics in Northern Ireland; communicating psychology to the public through dance; Division of Health Psychology awards; and more
- BPS updates
At the grassroots
14 May 2018
Lexie Thorpe reports from a session at the British Psychological Society's Annual Conference.
- BPS updates