BPS Social Psychology Section

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[BPS Social Psychology Section @socialpsychUK]

Further details at: https://t.co/2wRO9Jm1L0

[BPS Social Psychology Section @socialpsychUK]

British Journal of Social Psychology is looking for Associate Editors with expertise in: Qualitative research (esp. DA); Social and economic inequality; Educational environments and outcomes; Altruism, helping and prosocial behaviour; and Social cognition and social perception.

[The Psychologist @psychmag]

What ADHD taught me about the limits of resilience…

Chartered Psychologist Dr Darren O'Reilly on the ‘cost of coping’.

https://t.co/BT6E55zZar

[The Psychologist @psychmag]

'The Insight Series is about strengthening connections between members, branches, and the big issues shaping society…'

Ella Rhodes hears from James Sarson, the @BPSOfficial Head of Member Networks and Events.

https://t.co/69YDPIvpuY

[British Psychological Society @BPSOfficial]

Learn how psychology shapes public health in our next Insight Series episode.

Professor Katherine Brown, with 25+ years of research on behaviour change, will share insights on how beliefs, habits & social norms influence health outcomes.

👉 https://t.co/0cNY8dDJer

[British Psychological Society @BPSOfficial]

Want to shape the voice of our postgraduate community?

We’re looking for 2 editors to lead PsyPag Quarterly, managing peer review, building an editorial board, & bringing fresh research & ideas to life.

Apply by 30 April '26: https://t.co/iP2x9CKIMd

[ISPP @PolPsyISPP]

Just 1 week until ISPP Early Registration Closes on March 16th for ISPP's 2026 Annual Meeting which takes place July 16 - 19 in Newcastle, United Kingdom! Register now! https://t.co/pPAbTufQXs

[British Psychological Society @BPSOfficial]

The @educationgovuk has announced £26m investment into training more educational psychologists.

But, @DECPOfficial Chair says the early findings from our forthcoming research suggest that more investment will be needed to level the playing field for all.

https://t.co/eHzs6GhqRm

[ISPP @PolPsyISPP]

Registration is now open for the 49th Annual Scientific Meeting of the International Society of Political Psychology (ISPP), happening 16–19 July 2026 in Newcastle, United Kingdom. Reserve your place today: https://t.co/bPmg5sZmSu

[British Psychological Society @BPSOfficial]

How can you navigate your career as a Psychological Practitioner?

'Building a Career as a Psychological Practitioner' (BPS Pathways in Psychology book series) explains the main roles, training pathways, & practical tips to help you find your path.

👉 https://t.co/aGs9X9e3YH

[British Psychological Society @BPSOfficial]

How do you cope with life after loss?

BPS Ask the Experts book 'Living with Grief' shares practical guidance, self-care tips & ways to make loss more tolerable, helping you find your own path.

Hear from the author in @psychmag: https://t.co/bqD7o1XsbE

[Wiley Brain and Psychology @WileyBrainPsych]

The @BPSOfficial 2025 landmark has just published. 11 articles from across the psychology disciplines, tackling the complex issue of ‘Digital Futures’.

Read here: https://t.co/YnhSbgEiIr

[British Psychological Society @BPSOfficial]

MPs receive surge in complaints about SEND provision.

"A re-establishment of educational psychology assistance in early years, schools and colleges is needed in building resilient SEND systems." Dr Helena Bunn

Because #PsychologyMatters:
https://t.co/pARfoPOJ9P

[The Psychologist @psychmag]

Where are we headed, in a world shaped by AI?
@drljorchard @BPSCyberPsych reviews 'For Emma' by @MrEwanMorrison

https://t.co/NDsjzGCwEZ

[BPS Social Psychology Section @socialpsychUK]

Psst! Fancy a cheeky early peek at #SPSConf2025? Click below to see the preliminary programme (subject to changes). Can't wait to see you there!

https://t.co/smqDKamM0C

[BPS Social Psychology Section @socialpsychUK]

Good morning! Jaysan from the social media team here -- looking forward to connecting with you this week :) What are you up to today?

[The Psychologist @psychmag]

‘Tap isn’t just dance; it’s a way for me to communicate’

Autistic psychology graduate, Amber Raynes, reflects on how her special interests play a vital role in her wellbeing.

https://t.co/Z5ygKARrsT

[BPS Social Psychology Section @socialpsychUK]

An exciting funding opportunity for Black, Bangladeshi, and Pakistani Early Career Researchers (ECRs). Spread the word!

https://t.co/qSOYQ5g2s0

[British Psychological Society @BPSOfficial]

Would you like to contribute to the future of the society?

Join our Board of Trustees and play a key role in shaping the future of the BPS.

Deadline for nominations: 28 May '25 & for the EDI role 11 Jun '25

Get involved: https://t.co/NmYKgFyW3f

[John Drury @ProfJohnDrury]

My new chapter explains why Reicher's (1984) St Pauls riot is still the most important study in crowd psychology.

To appear in 'Social Psychology: Revisiting the Classic Studies', 3rd edn. Haslam & Smith.

Use for 2nd and 3rd year psychology classes.

https://t.co/c5DFwlUQyj