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Health Psychologist and member of the UK Government’s Covid-19 Behavioural Science Advisory Group Professor Susan Michie, as told to the British Psychological Society's Saskia Perriard-Abdoh.
Jerome Carson and colleagues write on 'first person accounts'.
Matthew Warren, editor of our Research Digest, investigates.
Sue Holttum on bringing lived experience and applied psychology to art therapy.
Liam Cross gets in sync in search of solutions to intergroup conflict.
Every known culture engages in acts of rhythmic synchrony. Coordinated displays are even speculated to have been an early method of communication that may pre-date language. Locking in with...
Dave Neale on a growing yet under-explored area.
Play for adults is thriving. Adults are playing more often and in more diverse ways than at any time in recent history – perhaps than in all history. But what is it doing for us?
Nejra Van Zalk and Claire P. Monks preview their book Online Peer Engagement in Adolescence, published by Routledge this month .
The recent quarantine in the UK and many other countries in response to the COVID-19 pandemic has meant that the majority of children and young people will not be attending school or...
Elian Fink and Jenny Gibson on the importance of play in early childhood.
When you picture children learning, do you see rows of chairs in a classroom, children poring over worksheets, flash cards on the wall, ‘carpet time’ with a story told by the teacher? These...
Ella Rhodes hears from Dr Julie Highfield, whose team are offering critical psychological support to medical teams making life or death decisions while working on the front lines of care around Covid-19.
We collect together archive links on the psychology of death, dying, loss, near-death, bereavement and grief.
A collection of articles from the archive on the psychology of being (and not being) a mother
Nathan Smith and Emma Barrett look to extreme environments for tips.
Professor Craig Jackson is concerned for those who already have conditions around hand washing.
Giovanni Felice Pace takes an existential perspective on coronavirus.
Stephen Reicher, John Drury and Clifford Stott on narratives of 'panic buying'.
Chris Keyworth on information and misinformation during the coronavirus outbreak.
Our journalist Ella Rhodes spoke to Dr Holly Carter and Dr Dale Weston, Public Health England.
Dr Evangelos Ntontis Lecturer in Social Psychology (Canterbury Christ Church University) on coronavirus.
Ella Rhodes hears from Professor Brooke Rogers OBE.
Olivier Klein on the apparent role of 'nudge theory' in the UK government strategy.