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Does Inside Out accurately capture the mind of an 11-year-old girl? A child psychologist weighs in
Health, Sports & Psychology

Does Inside Out accurately capture the mind of an 11-year-old girl? A child psychologist weighs in

...changing event – a cross-country move. But from the perspective of a practicing clinical child psychologist with 30 years of experience, it’s only partly successful in accurately depicting why children react the way they do. Most tweens would have difficulty with a cross-country move at the start of middle school, and Riley is, understandably, sad, angry, disgusted...
Penalty Pressure Potential at Euro 2016
Health, Sports & Psychology

Penalty Pressure Potential at Euro 2016

...changed. Interestingly ‘higher status’ players, whilst likely having more experience to draw on, are sometimes less successful in penalty shoot-out situations; perhaps because the pressure of expectation is far greater for them than for players of lower status. Try our penalty shoot-out game to see these factors in action. This shows that the successful penalty taker...
What Brexit and Trump mean for Global Justice and International Development
Society, Politics & Law

What Brexit and Trump mean for Global Justice and International Development

...change from outside formal politics. Having said that, global civil society resistance might succeed to put pressure on political institutions and thereby mitigate the impact of Brexit and Trump victories on peoples’ lives. In conclusion, the Brexit and Trump victories appear to drive global justice and international development efforts into unchartered waters. As...
Charting new reading research directions
Education & Development

Charting new reading research directions

...changes in reading research – and a possible future in which children learn with edible books. Annie Brookman-Byrne: Many adults wonder whether print or digital books are better for children. What does the research say? Natalia Kucirkova: Numerous studies have compared print and digital books, but what really matters is why, how, and what children read. It is now widely...
Why has Theresa May called for a snap election?
Society, Politics & Law

Why has Theresa May called for a snap election?

...changes to parliamentary boundaries that would have come in prior to an election in 2020. Why now? Anyone arguing that the PM has somehow lied to the public by giving the distinct impression since July that she wasn’t going to call an early election should save their breath. The fact of the matter is this: people seem to like Theresa May – or at least respect her –...
Why did the SNP lose seats in the 2017 General Election?
Society, Politics & Law

Why did the SNP lose seats in the 2017 General Election?

...changing fortunes? Here are five important factors: 1. The election was fought on very different grounds in Scotland Both the Conservatives and Scottish Labour chose to make the election about a second independence referendum, despite the Scottish Parliament already voting in favour of this in March this year. While the the SNP won nearly all available seats in 2015, this...
How Brexit Is Giving Rise To A New Wave Of Language Wars
History & The Arts

How Brexit Is Giving Rise To A New Wave Of Language Wars

...change was being suggested which would have removed ‘all French words‘ from the cover of the document. According to the petition calling for this, the leave vote was a clear sign that people wanted to ‘Take Back Control. Control of their borders, their culture and their language’. And given that French is an EU language, so the argument continued, it should have...
Methods in Motion: Clashing loyalties
History & The Arts

Methods in Motion: Clashing loyalties

...changing public and private loyalties. Above all, this is reflected through the question of espionage when the activities of one prompt considerations within the group on the meaning of loyalty. In his novel Williams gets to the heart of human vulnerabilities at moments of competing loyalties. The CCIG-funded 'Loyalties' seminar at Kellogg College, Oxford, set out to...