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The five pillars of school readiness… Hitoshi Nishimura, Maria Vittoria Soda and Ella O’Connell with their RAISE framework: evidence-based ways to support parents in the transition. www.bps.org.uk/psychologist...

The five pillars of school readiness | BPS

Hitoshi Nishimura, Maria Vittoria Soda and Ella O’Connell with their RAISE framework: evidence-based ways to support parents in the transition.

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Meta(science)-morphosis… Dr @maddipow.bsky.social on personal moments of change for researchers. www.bps.org.uk/psychologist...

Meta(science)-morphosis | BPS

Dr Madeleine Pownall on personal moments of change for researchers.

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‘The potential to shift policy and drive change at scale…’ Zosia Walecka, the @bpsofficial.bsky.social Policy and Public Affairs Manager, with a round-up of activity. www.bps.org.uk/psychologist...

‘The potential to shift policy and drive change at scale…’ | BPS

Zosia Walecka, the British Psychological Society’s Policy and Public Affairs Manager, with a round-up of activity.

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‘Research, collaboration, and strong partnerships have been at the heart of our efforts to drive change’ Dr Susan Lagdon and Professor Paul Taylor honoured. www.bps.org.uk/psychologist...

‘Research, collaboration, and strong partnerships have been at the heart of our efforts to drive change’ | BPS

Dr Susan Lagdon and Professor Paul Taylor honoured.

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It's only Tuesday… www.bps.org.uk/psychologist

Beyond the bystander: What Kitty Genovese’s killer still teaches us. More than 60 years on, a new look at Winston Moseley’s parole hearings raises questions about rehabilitation and moral development in prison. www.bps.org.uk/psychologist...

Beyond the bystander: What Kitty Genovese’s killer still teaches us | BPS

More than 60 years on, a new look at Winston Moseley’s parole hearings raises questions about rehabilitation and moral development in prison.

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‘Technology is not the direct opponent of play’ @ajohnstone.bsky.social (Associate Editor, and Senior Lecturer at Arden University) discusses the latest Toy Story film with her colleague, Holly Amber Stokes. www.bps.org.uk/psychologist...

‘Technology is not the direct opponent of play’ | BPS

Ashleigh Johnstone (Associate Editor, and Senior Lecturer at Arden University) discusses the latest Toy Story film with her colleague, Holly Amber Stokes.

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Meta(science)-morphosis… Dr @maddipow.bsky.social on personal moments of change for researchers. www.bps.org.uk/psychologist...

Meta(science)-morphosis | BPS

Dr Madeleine Pownall on personal moments of change for researchers.

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Roger Giner-Sorolla @rogerthegs.bsky.social · last wk.

The five pillars of school readiness | BPS

Hitoshi Nishimura, Maria Vittoria Soda and Ella O’Connell with their RAISE framework: evidence-based ways to support parents in the transition.

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A valuable dialogue, 2 notes: 1. Oddly, or not so oddly given US provincialism, the APA 7th ed. doesn't mention nationality or even nation of residence as a demographic 2. On this topic the SPSP ACEMAP paper is invaluable - stress-tested for unintended consequences of policy spsp.org/news/spsp-ne...

SPSP Task Force Publishes Recommendations for Enhancing Inclusive Excellence in Academic Publishing | SPSP

An SPSP task force has unveiled comprehensive guidelines and resources to combat racial and global exclusion in academic publishing, prioritizing marginalized voices.

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The Psychologist@psychmag.bsky.social · last wk.

Representation in Psychology – just another impossible problem? Megan E. Birney (University of Birmingham) considers a WEIRD, but worryingly pervasive, research issue. Plus a response from the British Psychological Society's Academic Publications Team. www.bps.org.uk/psychologist...

Rebecca Sear @rebeccasear.bsky.social · last wk.

Thoughtful piece: “as a field, we seem to have given up on our representation issue. We know about it, we say we care about it, but the decisions we make (from what demographic data to collect to what papers to publish) suggests to me that we've become apathetic about it all”

The Psychologist@psychmag.bsky.social · last wk.

The Psychologist @psychmag.bsky.social · last wk.

Representation in Psychology – just another impossible problem? | BPS

Megan E. Birney (University of Birmingham) considers a WEIRD, but worryingly pervasive, research issue. Plus a response from the British Psychological Society's Academic Publications Team.

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What if this thought means I'm bad? Clinical Psychologist Marcus Lewton with a letter to the adolescent who is frightened by their own mind. www.bps.org.uk/psychologist...

What if this thought means I'm bad? | BPS

Clinical Psychologist Marcus Lewton with a letter to the adolescent who is frightened by their own mind.

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From paradigm to practice: navigating the tensions of neuroaffirmative clinical work. Dr @hollykahya.bsky.social examines the challenges for psychologists and mental health professionals working with neurodivergence in medicalised settings. www.bps.org.uk/psychologist...

From paradigm to practice: navigating the tensions of neuroaffirmative clinical work | BPS

Dr Holly Kahya examines the challenges for psychologists and mental health professionals working with neurodivergence in medicalised settings.

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Access arrangements – the law changers. Janet Morris – Chair, Cambridge Psychologists Professional Development Group – with a story of persistence around the work of Educational Psychologists. www.bps.org.uk/psychologist...

Access arrangements – the law changers | BPS

Janet Morris – Chair, Cambridge Psychologists Professional Development Group – with a story of persistence around the work of Educational Psychologists.

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‘When someone believes they are "ugly", no amount of surgery can treat that belief’ Dr Marianne Trent reviews the documentary 'Katie Price: Nothing To Hide'. www.bps.org.uk/psychologist...

‘When someone believes they are "ugly", no amount of surgery can treat that belief’ | BPS

Dr Marianne Trent reviews the documentary 'Katie Price: Nothing To Hide'.

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This seems like a fascinating and important book. Anyone out there working with adolescent OCD who might be interested in receiving it with an eye on writing a review?

What if this thought means I'm bad? Clinical Psychologist Marcus Lewton with a letter to the adolescent who is frightened by their own mind. www.bps.org.uk/psychologist...

What if this thought means I'm bad? | BPS

Clinical Psychologist Marcus Lewton with a letter to the adolescent who is frightened by their own mind.

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Some great new stuff this week, and much much more to come next week… feeling very fortunate to have a steady stream of interested and interesting psychologists coming my way… www.bps.org.uk/psychologist

This seems like a fascinating and important book. Anyone out there working with adolescent OCD who might be interested in receiving it with an eye on writing a review?

Katie Barclay @katieebarclay.bsky.social · 5d ago

‘We’re working with expectations that don’t align with the reality of what goes on in the room’ Mollie Francis, Senior Assistant Psychologist, West Hampshire Community Learning Disabilities Team, meets art therapists Kat Leggett and Alex Martin. www.bps.org.uk/psychologist...

‘We’re working with expectations that don’t align with the reality of what goes on in the room’ | BPS

Mollie Francis, Senior Assistant Psychologist, West Hampshire Community Learning Disabilities Team, meets art therapists Kat Leggett and Alex Martin.

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And if you want to know more, today I’m on Women’s Hour on the BBC talking all things kiss. @reaktionbooks.bsky.social

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The Psychologist@psychmag.bsky.social · 5d ago

Kiss my ass: A history of shame and humiliation. @katieebarclay.bsky.social with a theme from her new book 'The Kiss: A History of Passion and Power'. www.bps.org.uk/psychologist...