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Relations and an Exploration of one Secondary Nurture Group
One year later: looking back, and looking ahead
It's been just over a year now since I took on the role of Online Content Manager here at The British Psychological Society, so I felt it was about time to put together a round-up explaining some of the work that has gone on behind the scenes over the last twelve months, as well as letting you know about some of the upcoming developments we have in store.
View resultThe Participation Of Autistic Pupils In Decision-Making About Their School Experiences: A Case Study Of One School
Amplifying our voice
The society recently responded to the chancellor’s Autumn Statement, with one inclusion and one omission causing us particular concern.
View resultMoving forwards, together
One clear challenge placed with me on my arrival at the BPS has been to invigorate the structural review.
View result'Restraint, power and fineness' - remembering W.H.R. Rivers
04 June 2022 marks the 100th anniversary since the death of one of the original BPS founders, W.H.R. Rivers.
View resultIs it time to reassess the role of diet and nutrition in psychological illness?
Depression is a psychological illness with physiological correlates, and one consistent biological feature of depression is an elevated immune response called inflammation.
View resultConcentration Skills Training in Sport
The ability to concentrate on appropriate stimuli during athletic endeavours has long been proposed as one of the most important skills underlying athletic success.
View resultBuilding a more democratic BPS
When I took over as chief executive of the society one of the first promises I made was to make us a more democratic organisation which is led by its members.
View resultYour opportunities to get involved
There’s a new vacancy on our Member Board, which is just one of a number of current opportunities to get more involved in your society and the work that we do.
View resultStudent Ambassador Blog - Samuel Kilby
Samuel Kilby - one of our new Student Ambassadors - talks about what the role means to him.
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WebinarAn introduction to Transference Focused Psychotherapy (TFP) for people with a personality disorder - an evidence-based approach
04 Jun 2025
•2:00pm-4:00pm
Transference Focused Psychotherapy (TFP) is one of what has been termed the “big four” psychotherapies, alongside DBT, MBT and Schema Therapy.
- Counselling and psychotherapy
Members: £52.50 (+ VAT) / Non-Members: £87.50 (+ VAT)View Event
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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One Voice statement on health and care staff wellbeing
08 June 2021
The BPS has joined forces with a number of other organisations to call for a focus on the wellbeing of our health and care staff.
- NHS
One-day tickets for BPS members at ECP 2023
07 June 2023
Join more than 1,000 other psychology professionals from across the globe at ECP 2023.
- BPS updates
Hugs on the horizon: the psychology of why we are craving physical contact with loved ones
10 May 2021
With lockdown and social distancing regulations easing, we spoke to some expert members to understand just why the lack of physical touch has been so hard for some, and what to expect now hugs are on the horizon.
- Neuropsychology
- Social and behavioural
One-third of UK children could need mental health support due to the pandemic
02 July 2021
More than 30 per cent of UK children and young people feel their wellbeing is much worse since the pandemic, according to a survey that will be presented at the British Psychological Society conference today, Friday 2 July.
- Children, young people and families
One third of social care workforce sickness absence due to mental health and stress, troubling new figures reveal
18 September 2023
The British Psychological Society and British Association of Social Workers say the new figures highlight the desperate need for the NHS Staff Mental Health and Wellbeing Hubs.
- Government and politics
- Mental health
- Work and occupational
One in two people experiencing more anxiety about being able to pay their bills than last year, warns BPS
03 October 2022
New figures from the BPS reveal the mental health impact of the growing cost of living crisis.
- BPS updates
- Mental health
- Poverty
Families should be involved in psychosis treatment
21 September 2021
The families, support networks and partners of people with psychosis should be more involved in their loved ones’ interventions and treatments.
- Psychosis and schizophrenia
Trailblazing psychologist awarded Women in Innovation Award
08 March 2023
On International Women’s Day, Dr Penny Trayner is named as one of 50 women innovators to be recognised by Innovate UK.
- Brain
- Digital and technology
- Neuropsychology
Grants on offer to honour the work of a distinguished psychologist
10 March 2022
Grants are available for BPS members to support their attendance at a one-off event celebrating the work of Professor Dorothy Bishop in June.
- BPS updates
Introducing the 2023 BPS journals’ Landmark Issue on inequality
28 July 2023
The Landmark Issue is an opportunity for our journals to unite in their focus on one common theme of importance to society or the psychological discipline as a whole.
- BPS updates
Unhelpful ‘catch up’ narrative places unnecessary pressure on children
22 February 2021
'The notion that children need to catch up or are ‘behind’ at school due to the pandemic reinforces the idea that children have ‘one shot’ at their education.'
- Children, young people and families
- Education
BPS research highlights concerns over spending the festive season alone
07 March 2022
New research from The British Psychological Society (BPS) has found that 41% of people surveyed are worried that a family member, friend or loved one will be lonely this Christmas.
- Health and wellbeing
One on one... with Jeune Guishard-Pine
04 October 2010
One challenge? 'To truly believe in something…'
- Race, ethnicity and culture
In search of the Big One
17 January 2008
The Big One seems to reflect a contrast between the socially desirable and undesirable components of the Big Five personality traits.
- Personality and self
- Social and behavioural
One on one... with Martin Conway
01 March 2012
Professor of Cognitive Psychology at the University of Leeds
- Memory
One on One... with James Lewis
07 January 2020
We dip into the Society member database and pick…James Lewis, a Principal Consultant at Cubiks, a global talent assessment consultancy part of the PSI family. With online extras.
- BPS updates
One to one... with David Buss
05 November 2009
Professor of Psychology at the University of Texas at Austin. Includes web-only extras.
- Brain
One on one... with Dean Burnett
14 April 2013
Neuroscientist, comedian and Guardian blogger
- BPS updates
One on one... with Dan Gould
24 July 2012
Specialist in Applied Sport Psychology, Department of Kinesiology, Michigan State University. Includes online-only answers
- BPS updates
One on one... with Jane Ussher
22 December 2012
Professor of Women's Health Psychology at the University of Western Sydney. With online only answers.
- Sex and gender
One on One... with Sidney Irvine
26 September 2019
We dip into the Society member database and pick… Sidney Irvine, former Professor of Differential Psychology, University of Plymouth, and consultant. sidneyirvine.co.uk Includes online extras.
- BPS updates
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Educating children about death: Scottish primary school teachers’ experiences in delivering bereavement, loss, and grief lessons within one school
Series: Educational Psychology in Scotland Volume: 24 Issue: 1
Date of Publication: 01-12-2024
Author(s): Andrew Donaldson
View Educating children about death: Scottish primary school teachers’ experiences in delivering bereavement, loss, and grief lessons within one schoolAn evaluation of a peer support model to support the wellbeing of Educational Psychologists (EPs) within one Scottish Local Authority (LA)
Series: Educational Psychology in Scotland Volume: 24 Issue: 1
Date of Publication: 01-12-2024
Author(s): Emma Veldon
View An evaluation of a peer support model to support the wellbeing of Educational Psychologists (EPs) within one Scottish Local Authority (LA)Scanning the horizon: How might the psychological needs of the older adult population change in the recovery stage of the Covid-19 pandemic? Part one: Covid-19 and complicated grief
Series: FPOP Bulletin: Psychology of Older People Volume: 1 Issue: 166
Date of Publication: 01-04-2024
Author(s): Christopher Wynne Patterson, Kristina Cole
View Scanning the horizon: How might the psychological needs of the older adult population change in the recovery stage of the Covid-19 pandemic? Part one: Covid-19 and complicated griefWhen there’s more than one elephant in the room: Interdisciplinary approaches to the study of language
Series: The Cognitive Psychology Bulletin Volume: 1 Issue: 9
Date of Publication: 01-01-2024
Author(s): Petar Milin, Dagmar Divjak
View When there’s more than one elephant in the room: Interdisciplinary approaches to the study of languageExamining the influence of motivation and engagement on psychological distress: A one-year follow-up study
Series: Psychology of Education Review Volume: 48 Issue: 1
Date of Publication: 01-01-2024
Author(s): Xinrong Cheng, Andrew Holliman, Daniel Waldeck
View Examining the influence of motivation and engagement on psychological distress: A one-year follow-up studyWhen nobody knows what to do, ask the children – one teacher’s personal journey through Covid-19
Series: DECP Debate Volume: 1 Issue: 186
Date of Publication: 01-07-2023
Author(s): Sarah Hooke
View When nobody knows what to do, ask the children – one teacher’s personal journey through Covid-19Creating a research culture within one EP service: Practitioner reflections on using developmental work research
Series: Educational and Child Psychology Volume: 40 Issue: 2
Date of Publication: 01-06-2023
Author(s): Lisa Forsyth
View Creating a research culture within one EP service: Practitioner reflections on using developmental work researchEditorial: Public health and prevention: Part One
Series: Clinical Psychology Forum Volume: 1 Issue: 356
Date of Publication: 01-08-2022
Author(s): David Harper, Olga Luzon, Tony Wainwright
View Editorial: Public health and prevention: Part OneExploring the prevalence and reasons for clinical psychologists leaving the NHS in one Health Board
Series: Clinical Psychology Forum Volume: 1 Issue: 351
Date of Publication: 01-03-2022
Author(s): Heather Tolland, Emma Drysdale
View Exploring the prevalence and reasons for clinical psychologists leaving the NHS in one Health Board’It was probably one of the best moments of being trans*, honestly!’: Exploring the positive school experiences of transgender children and young people
Series: Educational and Child Psychology Volume: 39 Issue: 1
Date of Publication: 01-03-2022
Author(s): Matt Leonard
View ’It was probably one of the best moments of being trans*, honestly!’: Exploring the positive school experiences of transgender children and young peopleA closer look at the effect of preliminary goodness-of-fit testing for normality for the one-sample t-test
06-12-2010
- Justine Rochon
- Meinhard Kieser
Comparing two independent groups: A test based on a one-step M-estimator and bootstrap-t
18-06-2012
- A. Fırat Özdemir
Heteroscedastic one-factor models and marginal maximum likelihood estimation
10-01-2011
- David J. Hessen
- Conor V. Dolan
One-year prediction of cognitive decline following cognitive-stimulation from real-world data
01-02-2023
- Borja Camino‐Pontes
- Francisco Gonzalez‐Lopez
- Gonzalo Santamaría‐Gomez
- Antonio Javier Sutil‐Jimenez
- Carolina Sastre‐Barrios
- Iñigo Fernandez Pierola
- Jesus M. Cortes
Repeated measures one-way ANOVA based on a modified one-step M-estimator
16-12-2010
- Rand R. Wilcox
- H. J. Keselman
The malleability of collective memories: One year after the Tulip Revolution in Kyrgyzstan
18-06-2021
- Mathieu Caron‐Diotte
- Roxane de la Sablonnière
- Nazgul Sadykova
Clients’ experiences of one-to-one low-intensity interventions for common mental health problems: An interpretative phenomenological analysis
29-10-2018
- Rebekah Amos
- Lydia Morris
- Warren Mansell
- Dawn Edge
Simple and multiple P-splines regression with shape constraints
24-12-2010
- Kaatje Bollaerts
- Paul H. C. Eilers
- Iven Mechelen
THE BREADTH OF ATTENTION IN LEARNING: A NEW ONE-LOOK MODEL
01-11-1972
- Deborah G. Kemler
- Daniel R. Anderson
Being in one's chosen job determines pre-training attitudes and training outcomes
25-03-2011
- John Patrick
- Victoria Smy
- Michal Tombs
- Katherine Shelton
EFFICIENCY OF ESTIMATION WHEN THERE IS ONLY ONE COMMON FACTOR
01-11-1971
- Frederic M. Lord
- Marilyn S. Wingersky
The effects of one versus two episodically oriented practice narratives on children's reports of a repeated event
11-08-2017
- Meaghan C. Danby
- Sonja P. Brubacher
- Stefanie J. Sharman
- Martine B. Powell
Testing and modelling non-normality within the one-factor model
24-12-2010
- Dylan Molenaar
- Conor V. Dolan
- Norman D. Verhelst
Reliability measures in item response theory: Manifest versus latent correlation functions
03-02-2014
- Elasma Milanzi
- Geert Molenberghs
- Ariel Alonso
- Geert Verbeke
- Paul De Boeck
Sample size determinations for Welch's test in one-way heteroscedastic ANOVA
14-01-2013
- Show‐Li Jan
- Gwowen Shieh
Transformation works for non-normality? On one-sample transformation trimmed t methods
16-12-2010
- Wei‐Ming Luh
- Jiin‐Huarng Guo
STUDY APPROACHES, PROCESSES AND STRATEGIES: ARE THREE PERSPECTIVES BETTER THAN ONE?
01-11-1988
- CAROL SPETH
- ROBERT BROWN