| Level | Item |
| Ref No | BPS/001/11/03/01/32/07 |
| Title | BPS Press Releases July 2014 |
| Date | 2014 |
| Description | 3 July 2014: PR14 075 POWs Sexuality of older women (Pitch). (From asexual to sexually agentic: The sexualisation of ‘older’ women’s bodies in the media) examined the recent shift towards older female characters (in TV and film) particularly women at midlife, represented as sexually agentic, desiring and desirable.
3 July 2014: PR14 076 POWs Childrens coping_domestic violence (Pitch_draft)
7 July 2019: PR14 076 Should we rely on our hearts when detecting deception. Should we rely on our hearts when detecting deception? A recent study shows that that people are more accurate at identifying liars when relying on their emotional reaction to the lie rather than making a conscious decision.
8 July 2014: PR14 080 Media release Fire setting Bond University. Fire setting 'Fun' for bored adolescent thrill seekers. A major research exercise that investigated fires set by adolescents has shown that one in five participants had lit 10 or more unsanctioned fires.
Division of Counselling Psychology Conference, 2014, London
8 July 2014: PR14 081 DCOP Robinson family estrangement The pain of family estrangement
When people become estranged from other members of their family, they may experience a loss that is akin to the experience of bereavement. They may also feel a sense of failure at their failure to live up to society’s expectations of their role as parent, child or sibling. Research by Dr Jason Robinson.
10 July 2014: PR14 082 DCOP Whitcombe parental alienation. Parental alienation: why a better understanding is needed in the British family justice system
Parental alienation – a child’s unwarranted rejection of one parent and strong alignment with the other following high conflict family breakdown – leaves the alienated parent feeling powerless. Research by Dr Sue Whitcombe.
18 July 2014: The British Psychological Society Book Award
30 July 2014: PR14 083 The Psychologist August
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| Code | PersonName | Dates |
| BPS/GB/88a | The British Psychological Society; Psychology of Women & Equalities; 1988-; PoWES | 1988- |