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Depression in men: suffering in silence
A recent conversation about the suicide of Linkin Park singer Chester Bennington, prompted me to write this piece on depression in men.
View resultThe pros and cons of caffeine
18 December 2004
Can caffeine actually keep you fit and healthy into old age? Rebecca Thompson and Karen Keene investigate.
- Cognition and perception
- Health and wellbeing
Your Monday morning shot of caffeine
10 November 2014
We take a themed hit from the archives – what is the psychological story of the stimulant, in its various forms?
- Brain
- Cognition and perception
Caffeine causes widespread brain entropy (and that’s a good thing)
10 April 2018
“Brain entropy” is the intense complexity and irregular variability in brain activity from one moment to the next.
- Brain
- Neuropsychology
Decaf coffee reduces caffeine withdrawal – even when you know it’s decaf
30 January 2023
While effect was strongest when people falsely believed that they were drinking regular coffee, it still occurred even when they were fully aware they were drinking decaf.
- Addiction
- Health
Coffee cravings can play havoc with your memory
30 August 2017
Research shows that caffeine cravings impairs your ability to memorise new information.
- Addiction
- Memory
Drinking coffee before shopping can lead to impulse buying
29 June 2022
A new study found that participants spent more and bought more things after a caffeinated drink.
- Social and behavioural
The psychological effects of your morning coffee
08 November 2022
Recent research reveals psychological effects of caffeine that go far beyond boosting alertness, and not all of them are good…
- Brain
- Cognition and perception
- Social and behavioural
News and media, March 2009
18 March 2009
Including the good childhood inquiry; autism traits; tackling reoffending; caffeine and hallucinations; the social brain project; dementia; young people and the media; and Harriet Gross on the misrepresentation of Simon Baron-Cohen's research in The Guardian.
- BPS updates
Health behaviours reported as coping strategies: A factor analytical study
01-09-1996
- David K. Ingledew
- Lew Hardy
- Cary L. Cooper
- Hatice Jemal
THE EFFECTS OF ANXIETY ON THE RELATION BETWEEN REACTION TIME AND STIMULUS LIGHT INTENSITY
01-11-1968
- C. G. COSTELLO
THE EFFECTS OF ALCOHOL AND CAFFEINE ON INTELLIGENT AND ASSOCIATIVE PERFORMANCE
01-03-1930
- RAYMOND B. CATTELL
The predictive validity of implicit measures of self-determined motivation across health-related behaviours
19-04-2012
- David Keatley
- David. D. Clarke
- Martin S. Hagger
Longitudinal assessment of anxiety, depression, and fatigue in people with multiple sclerosis
24-12-2010
- R. F. Brown
- E. M. Valpiani
- C. C. Tennant
- S. M. Dunn
- M. Sharrock
- S. Hodgkinson
- J. D. Pollard
Are current elicitation techniques for barriers and enablers confounded with motivation? How natural language may hinder theory-guided research
10-01-2021
- Paul W. Branscum
- David M. Williams
- Ryan E. Rhodes
Time matters: The role of recovery for daily mood trajectories at work
07-06-2023
- Maike Arnold
- Sabine Sonnentag
Sleep is a modifiable determinant of health: Implications and opportunities for health psychology
03-10-2017
- Simon D. Kyle
- Alasdair L. Henry
Open-mindedness can decrease persuasion amongst adolescents: The role of self-affirmation
29-01-2014
- Anna Good
- Peter R. Harris
- Donna Jessop
- Charles Abraham
The role of pre-operative state-anxiety in the determination of intra-operative neuroendocrine responses and recovery
31-12-2010
- Sue Pearson
- Guy J. Maddern
- Robert Fitridge