A new paper in *Sexuality Research & Social Policy* explores how menstrual product choices and menstrual-care practices shape empowerment, autonomy and connection to the body
A new paper in *Sexuality Research & Social Policy* explores how menstrual product choices and menstrual-care practices shape empowerment, autonomy and connection to the body
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Trying out THAMES as a handy mnemonic for what to look for in evaluating science papers & such (obvs not all are as relevant for every paper)...
It’s an anonymous website where sexual-assault survivors can safely tell their stories.
No names, no pressure. Just a record in their own words 🗣️🛡️
It’s an anonymous website where sexual-assault survivors can safely tell their stories.
No names, no pressure. Just a record in their own words 🗣️🛡️
it's open access 🔓 🧪 @brunelpsy.bsky.social
it's open access 🔓 🧪 @brunelpsy.bsky.social
If you would like to arrange a visit for your students and discover what our Psychology Department has to offer, please get in touch 🧠
If you would like to arrange a visit for your students and discover what our Psychology Department has to offer, please get in touch 🧠
so high stakes
so high stakes
The mini-conference was named for the Gender, Sexuality and Relationships (GSR) theme group within Brunel University of London’s Centre for Culture and Evolution (CCE)
The mini-conference was named for the Gender, Sexuality and Relationships (GSR) theme group within Brunel University of London’s Centre for Culture and Evolution (CCE)
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Trying to think if a sketch show today could do an effective joke based on a detail from a film made in 1988
Starlett O'Hara (Carol Burnett) shows off her curtain couture in "Went with the Wind!" on The Carol Burnett Show, 1976
@kevinlala.bsky.social and @kztwyman.bsky.social blog about their recent paper in the journal Evolutionary Human Sciences
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@kevinlala.bsky.social and @kztwyman.bsky.social blog about their recent paper in the journal Evolutionary Human Sciences
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Do not forget to apply for the workshop/event grant from EHBEA in case you are organising a scientific event 😉
DEADLINE: September 11th, 2025
Call for the WORKSHOP/EVENT GRANT from EHBEA is officially open!
If you are interested in organising a scientific workshop or an outreach event please check the link and apply!
DEADLINE: September 11th, 2025
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Do not forget to apply for the workshop/event grant from EHBEA in case you are organising a scientific event 😉
DEADLINE: September 11th, 2025
@rebeccasear.bsky.social from @brunelpsy.bsky.social traces how the 19th-century idea of “improving” humanity through selective breeding keeps mutating - and why it never stopped threatening human rights 👇
CCE at @brunelpsy.bsky.social is an unique blend of cultural evolution, psychology, anthropology, cross-cultural studies, human behavioural ecology and demography - so this is EXCITING
CCE at @brunelpsy.bsky.social is an unique blend of cultural evolution, psychology, anthropology, cross-cultural studies, human behavioural ecology and demography - so this is EXCITING
Pauldy Otermans, @neuronerdsb.bsky.social , Aditya, Seon, Cooper & Roomi published “How do adults with neurodevelopmental disorders prefer information being presented?” in Educational Media International
Takehome message - personalisation matters. 🧩
Pauldy Otermans, @neuronerdsb.bsky.social , Aditya, Seon, Cooper & Roomi published “How do adults with neurodevelopmental disorders prefer information being presented?” in Educational Media International
Takehome message - personalisation matters. 🧩
@brunelpsy.bsky.social #ehbea #culturalevolution
@brunelpsy.bsky.social #ehbea #culturalevolution