The British Psychological Society: Psychology4Students 2014
Our Psychology4Students series gives A-level, Pre-tertiary and 1st year undergraduate students a glimpse into the exciting world of Psychology.
The event will consist of five keynote presentations by established UK Psychologists. Our aim is that the talks will give you a broad view of the many areas of Psychology; some will relate to the A level curriculum, whilst others are designed to widen your perspective on where a psychology degree could take you.
During the event there will be a 90 minute break to give you the chance to explore the exhibition zone which will include interactive demonstrations, book stalls, careers advice and much more.
20 November, Sheffield, 10:00am – 4:30pm
- Swearing as a response to pain: Richard Stephens, Keele University
- Applying Nonverbal Psychology in the Real World: Dr Daniel Gurney, University of Hertfordshire
- Old brains – it’s all downhill, right?: Dr Alan Gow, Heriot-Watt University
- Sweet memories: Glucose enhancement of human memory: Dr Michael Smith, Northumbria University
- Lovestruck: The Psychology of Attraction: Dr Viren Swami, University of Westminster
2 December, London, 10:00am – 4:30pm
- Psychology of behaviour change; It’s all about the baby steps: Professor Jim McKenna, Leeds Met University
- What is work-life balance, and how can you make this work?: Almuth McDowall, University of Surrey
- Childhood psychotic symptoms: developmental hiccup or bad omen?: Helen Fisher, Institute of Psychiatry, KCL
- Relationships, Stress and Parents: Dr Andrea Oskis, Middlesex University
- The seriously fun science of laughing babies: Dr Caspar Addyman, Birkbeck Babylab
Free tutor places for every 10 places you book. Only £16 to attend including lunch.
You can book online now by clicking here for group bookings please visit the website to download a group booking form.
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Website: www.bps.org.uk/p4s2014
Email: p4s@bps.org.uk