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Editorial, May 2023: Matthew Warren, and gender
18 April 2023
Editor Jon Sutton introduces the issue.
- BPS updates
- Sex and gender
Our most popular posts of 2021
22 December 2021
By Matthew Warren, editor of BPS Research Digest.
- Research
How social class is reflected in our Psychology
26 May 2022
Matthew Warren digests the research.
- Poverty
Episode 25: How to change your personality
18 May 2021
Matthew Warren talks to former Digest editor Christian Jarrett about his new book, 'Be Who You Want: Unlocking the Science of Personality Change'.
- Research
‘A high stakes version of Groundhog Day’
15 June 2020
Matthew Warren, editor of our Research Digest, with an update on the research response to Covid-19, and the issues raised.
- Covid
New romantic relationships may end up following the same patterns as previous ones
02 September 2019
A recent study suggests that once the initial honeymoon period is over, the dynamics of a new relationship may end up being pretty similar to the last one.
- Relationships and romance
Psychologists love to report “marginally significant” results, according to a new analysis
12 March 2019
When statistical tests spit out values that are tantalisingly close to reaching significance, many just can’t help themselves.
- Quantitative Methods
- Research
This diary study suggests it’s probably not a good idea to use cannabis to help you sleep
19 July 2019
Poor sleepers may be hoping that with the gradual liberalisation of marijuana laws around the world, a new drug to help them sleep will soon become legally available.
- Sleep
“Skunk” cannabis disrupts brain networks
02 May 2019
But effects are blocked in other strains.
- Brain
- Mental health
Robot touch makes people feel good
31 May 2022
Especially when accompanied by robot small talk.
- Digital and technology
- Emotion
Most comprehensive review to date finds the average person’s reading speed is slower than previously thought
13 June 2019
You should take just under two-and-a-half minutes to finish reading this blog post. That’s going by the findings of a new review.
- Cognition and perception
- Teaching and learning
Largest observational study of its kind finds talkative parents have kids with better cognitive skills
04 June 2019
But it's not clear why.
- Developmental
BOOK REVIEWS
01-11-1932
Children's play narrative responses to hypothetical dilemmas and their awareness of moral emotions
23-12-2010
- Matthew Woolgar
- Howard Steele
- Miriam Steele
- Susan Yabsley
- Peter Fonagy
Editorial acknowledgement
21-01-2015
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23-02-2011
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26-01-2020
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24-01-2015
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15-02-2011
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04-02-2013
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20-01-2019
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12-02-2019
Editorial acknowledgement
03-03-2021
Editorial Acknowledgement
24-12-2010
The dilemmas of residential care staff working with the challenging behaviour of people with learning disabilities
24-12-2010
- Adrian Whittington
- Jan Burns
Disentangling effects of remote mild traumatic brain injury characteristics and posttraumatic stress on processing speed and executive function in veterans
11-01-2024
- Ryan C. Thompson
- Meredith R. D. Melinder
- Heather A. Daly
- Stacie L. Warren
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08-05-2024
Book Reviews
24-12-2010
The problem of reliability in the study of early communication skills
01-02-1981
- Richard P. Brinker
- Juliet Goldbart