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Does your cat feel empathy for you? A new study aims to find out

22 April 2021

Psychologists are seeking cat and owner duos to see whether cats can ‘catch’ yawns from their owners, which would hint at empathy between the species.

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The power of the pack: how crowd-sourcing is the future for animal behaviour research

12 April 2021

Psychologists at the �鶹ӳ�� have found that crowd-sourcing the analysis of animal behaviour can eliminate bias to give accurate results.

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Campus sports facilities reopening from 12 April

6 April 2021

�鶹ӳ��sport is counting down to welcome you back.

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Parenting in a time of anxiety: Psychologists seek 2,000 anxious parent volunteers for major new study

16 March 2021

Professor Sam Cartwright-Hatton and her team are launching their new online Parenting with Anxiety programme.

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�鶹ӳ�� Education Awards nominations open

4 March 2021

Submit your nominations for the next �鶹ӳ�� Education Awards.

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