9th August 2019

Eco-anxiety

Are worries about the climate crisis and the multitude of environmental challenges facing us and our families making us ill? This BBC Radio report asks whether eco-anxiety is different from any...

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This piece from the Conversation argues that tech firms such as Facebook and Uber are able to leverage commercial gains from when users build a relationship with a faceless technology such as a...

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This Guardian article explores the impact of alcohol on the brain, including a potential cause of anxiety.

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Scientists have voted to change the definition of a kilogram after more than 100 years. Read about it here.

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Here is the link to the Guardian's 2019 league table rankings for university psychology departments. As always - look carefully at the methodology used to assess the institutions. Other guides are...

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Consciously or subconsciously, how we present ourselves impacts the perception of others on us, which can determine our success or failure.

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A quick heads up to new data on the countries with the most psychiatrists.

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With around half the marks coming from essays, the tutor2u Psychology Topic Essays will help give your students the edge in June 2018. Explore our new Topic Essays below to see what makes these...

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The discussion around textbooks comes up a lot on the AQA A Level Psychology Teacher Community on Facebook, and I while my opinions are obviously biased, having authored the two revision and exam...

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The results are in, and the Excel Document has been churning our percentages all day long. On this page, you will find our initial analysis and thoughts to the AQA A Level Psychology results.

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On this page, you will find an overview of AS and A Level Grade boundaries for 2016 and 2017 (AQA), as well as the paper boundaries for this year’s AS and linear A Level (AQA, Edexcel and OCR).

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This time last year teachers and students were worried about the first ever AS Psychology results. However, one year later and many teachers are moving away from AS examinations and opting for a...

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The day has finally arrived, and the first set of linear A-Level results are now in. While today is a particularly stressful day for both teachers and students, the new linear A-Levels have...

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The latest exam entry statistics for summer 2017 exams indicate that AS Psychology is in rapid and possibly terminal decline.

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As part of my Psychology A-Level, Ms Popat asked us to conduct this fun experiment to demonstrate how attachments are formed and maintained. Through caring for this fragile egg for two weeks, I was...

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I thought it was a little too soon to be thinking about the summer but then planning is the way forward…at least that is what I’ve been told!

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While we endlessly sit there sipping our cups of coffee (and tea!), marking essays, we may actually be protecting ourselves from developing dementia in the future.

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Would you blindly follow orders from someone just because they are wearing a high-vis jacket?

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Tonight on BBC Two, don't miss 'Incredible Medicine: Dr Weston's Casebook', as he explores a woman who leads a normal life with only half a brain.

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