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Book Award
Congratulations to the winners of the 2023 Book Award
15 December 2023
We are delighted to be able to announce the 2023 winners of the BPS Book Award, which recognises exceptional published works in psychology.
- BPS updates
Yawning at the apocalypse
07 August 2018
Cameron Brick and Sander van der Linden on how psychologists can help solve the largest social dilemma in history.
- Climate and environment
‘For me, it's just about telling complicated, grey area human stories’
19 March 2024
Jon Ronson and Sander van der Linden in conversation.
- Cyberpsychology
- Social and behavioural
‘If misinformation does behave like a virus, then we can also create a vaccine’
15 May 2023
Sander van der Linden studies how and why people share misinformation – research that he outlines in detail in his new book, Foolproof (Fourth Estate). Interview by science writer David Robson.
- Cognition and perception
- Covid
- Social and behavioural
Game vs fake news
02 November 2020
Ella Rhodes reports on a new effort to tackle misinformation.
- Cognition and perception
Creating a climate of change
03 November 2016
Ella Rhodes reports as the Paris Agreement comes into effect.
- Climate and environment
Fiddling while Rome burns?
09 October 2018
Responses to our September cover feature.
- Climate and environment
Vaccinating against viruses of the mind
15 May 2020
David Robson on psychological efforts to achieve ‘herd immunity’ against the spread of misinformation in pandemic times.
- Covid
Books with insight, intrigue and impact
02 February 2024
Winners of the 2023 British Psychological Society Book Award.
- BPS updates
Sharing knowledge about the climate emergency
22 June 2021
Linda and Stewart Shuttleworth write.
- Climate and environment
Inoculating against misinformation
09 May 2019
Ella Rhodes on 'vaccine hesitancy'.
- Children, young people and families
- Health
Action on climate change
09 October 2019
What can psychology do about climate change? Find out in these articles from our pages.
- Climate and environment
Editorial acknowledgement
01-03-2016
Editorial acknowledgement
06-01-2017
The free and cued selective reminding test for predicting progression to Alzheimer's disease in patients with mild cognitive impairment: A prospective longitudinal study
08-06-2015
- Raquel Lemos
- João Marôco
- Mário R. Simões
- Beatriz Santiago
- José Tomás
- Isabel Santana
Combining diversity and dispersion criteria for anticlustering: A bicriterion approach
12-09-2019
- Michael J. Brusco
- J. Dennis Cradit
- Douglas Steinley
‘Most advanced, yet acceptable’: Typicality and novelty as joint predictors of aesthetic preference in industrial design
24-12-2010
- Paul Hekkert
- Dirk Snelders
- Piet C. W. Wieringen
Computerized adaptive testing for testlet-based innovative items
30-08-2021
- Hyeon‐Ah Kang
- Suhwa Han
- Joe Betts
- William Muntean
Social interactions at the onset of rheumatoid arthritis and their influence on help-seeking behaviour: A qualitative exploration
27-02-2015
- Rumandeep Tiwana
- John Rowland
- Marie Fincher
- Karim Raza
- Rebecca J. Stack
Type D personality is related to severity of acute coronary syndrome in patients with recurrent cardiovascular disease
25-05-2016
- Rocio Garcia‐Retamero
- Dafina Petrova
- Antonio Arrebola‐Moreno
- Andrés Catena
- José A. Ramírez‐Hernández
Cerebellar neurophysiology in Gilles de la Tourette syndrome and its role as a target for therapeutic intervention
07-12-2015
- Nicole Pedroarena‐Leal
- Diane Ruge
Editorial Acknowledgement
04-08-2011
Issue Information
17-12-2020
Who tends to be a perfectionistic adolescent? Distinguishing perfectionism from excellencism and investigating the links with the Big Five and self-esteem
26-09-2024
- Kristina Bien
- Jenny Wagner
- Naemi D. Brandt
Is the widely used two-factor structure of the Ruminative Responses Scale invariant across different samples of women?
18-01-2018
- Paola Lucena‐Santos
- José Pinto‐Gouveia
- Sérgio A. Carvalho
- Margareth da Silva Oliveira
Is the widely used two-factor structure of the Ruminative Responses Scale invariant across different samples of women?
18-01-2018
- Paola Lucena‐Santos
- José Pinto‐Gouveia
- Sérgio A. Carvalho
- Margareth da Silva Oliveira
Developmental research on adolescence: European perspectives for the 1990s and beyond
01-11-1992
- Sandy Jackson
- Harke A. Bosma
Is the widely used two-factor structure of the Ruminative Responses Scale invariant across different samples of women?
18-01-2018
- Paola Lucena‐Santos
- José Pinto‐Gouveia
- Sérgio A. Carvalho
- Margareth da Silva Oliveira
Specific, personally meaningful cues can benefit episodic prospection in medial temporal lobe amnesia
19-09-2015
- Donna Kwan
- Jake Kurczek
- R. Shayna Rosenbaum