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13 December 2021
Emily Reynolds is a staff writer for BPS Research Digest.
- Digital and technology
- Memory
We Generally Prefer Political Allies Who Try To Understand Opponents’ Views
07 December 2021
Emily Reynolds is a staff writer at the BPS Research Digest.
- Government and politics
- Social and behavioural
Women Are No More Emotionally Turbulent Than Men
02 December 2021
Emily Reynolds is a staff writer at the BPS Research Digest.
- Emotion
- Sex and gender
‘I viewed it as an unreachable, elite career’
26 May 2022
Emily Reynolds hears from working class people who have struggled to make their way in Psychology.
- Careers and professional development
- Poverty
Here’s why we should frame being green as red, white, and blue
15 November 2024
Appealing to patriotism and maintaining the status quo can spur climate action across the political spectrum, according to new research.
- Climate and environment
- Crisis, disaster and trauma
- Government and politics
The older we get, the later we think ‘old age’ starts
12 November 2024
Shifting ideas about what it means to be old, as well as our own situations, are leading us to postpone what we think of as ‘old age’.
- Older people
- Social and behavioural
Reading bodily cues may protect against deception in old age
05 November 2024
Older people with stronger interoceptive abilities appear less likely to fall for scams, according to a new study.
- Decision making
- Older people
Covid can have serious mental health fallout, but vaccination can help
04 November 2024
Massive study of UK health data reveals benefits of Covid-19 vaccination in mitigating a wide range of post-infection serious mental illnesses.
- Covid
- Health and wellbeing
- Mental health
Recognising the Haves and Have-nots
30 October 2024
When do people start to notice, and treat others differently, based on wealth? A new investigation finds it may be earlier than you think.
- Decision making
- Developmental
- Social and behavioural
Dandelion or orchid, early sensitivity shapes kids’ mental health journeys
28 October 2024
Recent research finds that sensitivity to psychosocial influences, such as praise, in early childhood predicts mental health outcomes in later childhood.
- Children, young people and families
- Developmental
- Mental health
The self, socials, and dementia
22 October 2024
New research explores the ways in which those with dementia navigate their identity through social media.
- Dementia
- Digital and technology
- Personality and self
Imaginary society gives window into support for wealth redistribution
21 October 2024
New study finds that we are more likely to seek policies addressing financial inequality when wealth is perceived as due to external factors.
- Equality, diversity and inclusion
- Ethics and morality
- Government and politics