LevelFile
Ref NoBPS/001/6/01/03/03/08
TitleBPS London Conference - Press Releases 1990
Date1990
Extent1 file
Physical Description1 file
DescriptionPress Releases and drafts of press releases from British Psychological Society London Conference held 17-18 December 1990 at City University includes:

List of delegates and speakers, attendees, notes on radio and tv coverage, correspondence including visit by government minister Stephen Dorrell, under-Secretary of State for Health.

Press releases, drafts, contacts, abstracts and summaries
General press release about the conference -
1. Police Schools Liaison: Does it Work? (Mike Hewstone) - contact and notes, release, draft, summary and abstract of paper 'The Social Psychology of Police-Schools Liaison';

2. Teenage Fruit Machine Addicts (Mark Griffiths) - press release, contact and coverage notes, abstract and copy of paper 'Kicking the Habit: A Postal Study of Reformed Adolescent Fruit Machine Addicts';

3. Gender Roles Among Teenagers (Sharon Hall) - press release, contact and notes, abstract and summary of paper 'The Reproduction of Gender Inequalities in the Household';

4. Psychological Preparation for Surgery (Marie Johnston) - press release, contact and coverage notes, abstract and summary of paper 'What Benefits Can Psychological Preparation for Surgery Achieve';

5. Of Course I'm Right, Nurse! (Maeve Ennis) and Now Wash Your Hands (Peter Slade) - press release, contact and coverage notes, abstract and summaries of papers given at Health Psychology Section Symposium 'Health Professionals and Health Outcomes';

6. Computer Junkies: A Modern Myth (Margaret Shotton) - press release, contact and coverage notes, abstract and summary of paper 'The Ultimate Interaction: The Study of Computer Dependency';

7. Feeling from Disasters (Jonathan Sime) - press release, contact and coverage notes, biographical notes, abstract and summary of paper 'Group Affiliation and Flight Behaviour in a Crowd Disaster';

8. What's In a Face? (Ray Bull) - press release, contact and coverage notes, abstracts of papers at symposium 'Abnormal Facial Appearance';

9. Homelessness Hastens The Spread of Aids (Hilary Klee) - press release, contact and coverage notes, abstract and summary of paper 'Homelessness Among Injecting Drug Users: Implications for the Spread of Aids';

10. Drug Users Need Help to Change Sexual Behaviour (Gerry Mulleady) - press release, contact and coverage notes, abstract and summary of paper 'Heterosexual Behaviour in a Large Cohort of Homosexually Active Men in England and Wales';

11. Helping Disaster Victims: How Do Professionals Cope?(Margaret Mitchell) -press release, contact and coverage notes, abstract and summary of papers given at symposium 'Putting It To Rest: Individuals and Organisations Cope with Disaster';

12. Women: Her Sex, Her Self (Christine Dancey) - press release, contact and coverage notes, abstract and summary of papers given at symposium 'The Psychology and Biology of Female Sexual Behaviour';

13. Hush, Your Baby's Listening (Peter Hepper) -press release, contact and coverage notes, abstract and summary of paper 'The Development of Fetal Responsiveness to External Auditory Stimulation';

14. Alcohol, Afternoon Sleepiness and Car Driving (Jim Horne) - press release, contact and coverage notes, charts from paper.

15. Alcohol Treatment Agencies Aim for Controlled Drinking (Harold Rosenberg) - press release, contact and coverage notes, abstract and summary of paper 'Controlled Drinking and Alcohol Treatment Practices in Scotland'; and 'Psst... The Really Useful Guide to Alcohol'; was it? by Paul Bennett';

16. Drinks Berate Bad Drivers - With Some Sympathy (Geoff Lowe) - press release, contact and coverage notes, abstract and summary of paper 'Drinkers' Attribution of Responsibility in Driving Accidents';

17. Social Psychologists Examine Northern Ireland Conflict (Gerald Finn) press release, contact and coverage notes, abstract and summary of symposium papers.

See also BPS/001/6/01/3/1/1 BPS London Conference programme and abstracts
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NotesThe History of Psychology Centre is committed to creating an inclusive environment for all our users. Be aware that our catalogue contains historic terminology relating to mental health which could be considered offensive. The terminology exists within the original record and has been retained to inform users on viewpoints at the time. It in no way reflects the attitudes of the cataloguers or the British Psychological Society.
Stephen White - Director of Information File.
LanguageEnglish
Related MaterialBPS/001/6/01/03/01/01 BPS Annual Conference Programmes and Proceedings
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BPS/001/11/04/01/04 BPS Parliamentary Group Papers 1990
BPS/002/4/02 Special Group in Health Psychology
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BPS/001/6/01/03/01/01
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AccessConditionsRegistered Users by Appointment Only. Personal data on contact sheet not to be available to researcher.
AccessStatusOpen
Location13: BPS History of Psychology Centre, London
TermHealth Psychology
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Disasters
RulesDescription compiled in line with the following: ISAD (G) General International Standard Archival Description MAD3 Third Edition 2000
ArchNoteCompiled by Claire Jackson BPS Archivist History of Psychology Centre.

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