Coronavirus | The Guardian Problems such as pulling on lead, clinginess or aggression were most prevalent among the pets studiedWhether it is jumping up at strangers, tugging on a lead or disappearing into the distance, the UK’s pandemic puppies are still in the doghouse, a survey has revealed.Research by the Royal Veterinary College (RVC) has […]Continue reading
Coronavirus | The Guardian Inquiry hears of communication problems and lack of preparedness for pandemicCommunication from central government was so poor during parts of the Covid pandemic that directors of public health relied on TV and newspapers to find out about key decisions, the UK Covid public inquiry has heard.Government departments did not even have […]Continue reading
BPS Research Digest By Emma Young Plagiarism and cheating are persistent problems in higher education, note the authors of a new paper in Personality and Individual Differences. Better ways of combatting academic misconduct are clearly needed. And in their paper, Guy J. Curtis at the University of Western Australia and colleagues report that they’ve found one: […]Continue reading
BPS Research Digest By Matthew Warren Many of the world’s most pressing problems require global co-operation. If we are to combat climate change or contain the spread of devastating diseases, for instance, we need to work across borders and share resources. So a new study in Nature Communications doesn’t make for encouraging reading. Using a common […]Continue reading
