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BPS 'Inspire the next generation' competition winner
Congratulations to the winner of the British Psychological Society’s ‘Inspire the next generation’ competition, Sally Smith. The competition asked delegates at the BPS 2014 Annual Conference to share their experiences of training and working as a psychologists or how qualifications in psychology have helped them in other sectors. 
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Society grant helps to raise awareness of prosopagnosia
A breakfast roundtable event at the House of Commons has called for greater public and professional awareness of the condition prosopagnosia, also known as face blindness.
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Behaviour change briefings
The British Psychological Society's Behaviour Change Advisory Group (BCAG) works to provide expert advice on behaviour change in the context of public policy.
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BPS audio interviews available
Our use of laughter and swearing as forms of emotional expression are two of the topics featured in a new BPS series of audio interviews with prominent psychologists.
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MindEd child mental health site launched
MindEd, a new website to give adults the knowledge and confidence to identify and understand children and young people with mental health problems, launches today at a Westminster conference.
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BPS/BA annual lecture video available
If you missed our annual joint lecture with the British Academy on the Scottish Mental Surveys of 1932 and 1947 you will be pleased to know that a recording of the lecture is
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Research Digest
Research Dig
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Real lives in psychology
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Website FAQs
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Looking back at 2011
For the Society, 2011 has been a year of celebration as we marked our
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Asperger syndrome and autism A lifelo
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Related professions
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Words can hurt
This year’s theme for
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We will remember them
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Coping if you have been recently or suddenly bereaved
Bereavement happens to us all at some point in our lives.
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World Mental Health Day
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Psychological testing: a new approach
Psychological testing is used in many walks of life to assess ability, personality and behaviour.
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Results are in: kick start your career in psychology
Like thousands of students across the country, you have just received your A level results.
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Results are in: kick start your career in psychology
Like thousands of students across the country, you have just received your A level results.
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Society-funded videos proving a success
A series of videos on mental healthcare, produced with the help of a public engagement grant from the British Psychological Society, is proving a big hit.
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Get in the swing of it
As The Open Championship is in full swing, our hopes of a British contender winning the Claret Jug are high with the likes of Lee
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Psychology for All: 2011
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Child obesity: a growing problem
Childhood obesity is one of the most serious health epidemics in the UK.&
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Nice to see you ... be part of our online community
With our new website launched, why not experience and take advantage of our online community director
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The British Psychological Society: 110 years of advancing our science
1901-2011 Reaching our 110th anniversary in 2011 is a milestone in the Society’s history.
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