Psychology Department at Solihull School @solsch1560, a leading independent day school in the West Midlands for boys and girls aged 3 - 18. @SolschSixthForm
To all those getting #gcseresults2020 and going on to study the hugely popular Psychology A-level, we hope we can join you on your journey. You can find lots of free, student-oriented resources via https://t.co/rX8JdX8e08
#gcseresultsday#Alevel#AlevelPsychology
If you'd like to see what some of the UK Psychologists involved in the fight against Covid-19 think of today's daily briefing, follow @ReicherStephen and @SusanMichie ...and find their perspectives from earlier in the crisis in our large collection https://t.co/pOE34Vy94e
“Zoom fatigue" is real and it will catch up to everyone, even the most extroverted of us. @drvailewright explains that we're all exhausted because our brains have to work harder on video calls than in face-to-face interactions. https://t.co/9NPdvuDTf6
A bit of fun discussing the Prisoner’s Dilemma in the context of Individualistic x Collectivist cultures in today’s clinic. What would do @SolSchMaths ?
For Freud, home was always a live/work space. His study was an oasis of calm and his desk was at its centre. Read our latest blog post 'Freud at Home: At His Desk'. #MuseumFromHome https://t.co/oQsQEC5ESA
Tue 5 May 4pm free @BPSOfficial webinar 'towards the new normal, and beyond'.
@jonmsutton hosts 3 superb discussants - @hill_rowenahill@SusanMichie @KathRawe - on how people and Psychology may be changed by the pandemic, #PsychGov and more.
Register now https://t.co/D9u5SFBoZB
This week ‘Psychologist’ Club are going to have a go at writing a short piece in response to @psychmag essay title: The ‘new normal’: Look sixth months or more down the line. How might we and world we live be psychologically changed by #Coronavirus ? #futurepsychologists
An opinion piece in the Observer on Nudge Theory. One for Psychology, Economic and Core Science students to digest. Nudge theory is a poor substitute for hard science in matters of life or death | Sonia Sodha | Opinion | The Guardian https://t.co/Fua8cowJLl
This piece has been incredibly popular – the most read of all our coronavirus coverage.
@DrNathanJSmith and Prof Emma Barrett @crimepsychblog look to extreme environments for tips on coping with life in isolation and confinement https://t.co/J6MMXcJMH4
A great opportunity to introduce children to neuroscience. @SolihullPrep we would love to see some brain hats! Webinars for home-schooling | The British Neuroscience Association https://t.co/7l3czE9tZY
Great student minds come together to start a discussion about how psychologists are responding to the Covid-19 pandemic. Looking forward to hearing what students find through their independent research next week. The @ResearchDigest and @psychmag our starting point, as always.