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British Psychological Society

A charity which, through its Royal Charter, is charged with overseeing psychology and psychologists in the UK. The Society was formed in 1901, has more than 45,000 members, and is responsible for developing, promoting and applying pure and applied psychology for the public good.
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Rust has also been actively involved in professional and ethical aspects of testing and applied psychology through his work in the British Psychological Society. He is a chartered psychologist as well as a Fellow of the British Psychological Society, the Royal Statistical Society and the Royal Society of Arts.
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Thinking about all the bad news we had last year, I find myself asking myself: "Did you do anything to help?" I recently attended the British Psychological Society's annual conference at the Radisson Blu in Glasgow.
Graham Jones, a member of the British Psychological Society said that the internet has become an integral part of human life, for governments, businesses and socially, but it has also weakened our memory.
Dr Robinson's findings were presented at the annual conference of the British Psychological Society in Harrogate, this week.
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