| Publisher: The British Psychological Society |
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| The British Psychological Society was founded in 1901 and incorporated by Royal Charter in 1965. Its principal objects are to: promote the advancement and diffusion of a knowledge of psychology pure and applied; promote the efficiency and usefulness of Members of the Society by setting up a high standard of professional education and knowledge; maintain a Code of Conduct for the guidance of Members; compel the observation of strict rules of professional conduct; and maintain a Register of Chartered Psychologists. The Society has 35,500 members and: has branches in England, Northern Ireland, Scotland and Wales; accredits nearly 700 undergraduate degrees; accredits nearly 100 postgraduate professional training courses; accredits higher degrees, in partnership with the Open University Validation Service; confers Fellowships for distinguished achievements; confers Chartered Status for professionally qualified psychologists; awards grants to support research and scholarship; publishes 10 scientific journals; publishes books, CD-ROMS, videos and other educational resources; publishes The Psychologist each month; publishes newsletters for its constituent groups; maintains a Web site; has international links with psychological societies and associations throughout the world; provides an information service for the news media and the public; has an Ethics Committee; provides service to the Disciplinary Board; maintains a Register of more than 9,000 Chartered Psychologists; prepares policy statements on matters of social policy; holds conferences, workshops, continuing professional development and training events; recognises distinguished contributions to psychological science and practice through individual awards and honours. The Vision Statement of the Society plans that by 2006: there will be 50,000 members; the Society will have offices in the major constituent parts of the United Kingdom; the public at large will have a clear understanding of psychology as both a research and applied discipline; the Society will seek to influence public policy on matters relating to education, the family and the community; all its members will contribute so that the strengths and diversity of its membership are fully utilised. | |
| Contact information: | Julie Neason, Journals Manager |
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| Postal address: | The British Psychological Society, St. Andrews House, 48 Princess Road East, Leicester LE1 7DR. |
| Telephone/Fax: | Tel: 0116 254 9568 / Fax: 0116 247 0787 |
| E-mail address: | mail@bps.org.uk |
| Web site: | http://www.bps.org.uk |
| Print subscriber: | 2006 |
12 titles
| Journal name | ISSN | Coverage | Date available | Frequency | Format |
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| British Journal of Clinical Psychology | 0144-6657 | Available | 4 | PDF and RealPage | |
| British Journal of Developmental Psychology | 0261-510X | Available | 4 | PDF and RealPage | |
| British Journal of Educational Psychology | 0007-0998 | Available | 4 | PDF and RealPage | |
| British Journal of Health Psychology | 1359-107X | Available | 4 | PDF and RealPage | |
| British Journal of Mathematical and Statistical Psychology | 0007-1102 | Available | 2 | PDF and RealPage | |
| British Journal of Medical Psychology | 0007-1129 | 1999 - 2001 | Available | 4 | PDF and RealPage |
| British Journal of Psychology | 0007-1269 | Available | 4 | PDF and RealPage | |
| British Journal of Social Psychology | 0144-6665 | Available | 4 | PDF and RealPage | |
| Journal of Neuropsychology | 1748-6645 | Available | 2 | PDF and RealPage | |
| Journal of Occupational and Organizational Psychology | 0963-1798 | Available | 4 | PDF and RealPage | |
| Legal and Criminological Psychology | 1355-3259 | Available | 2 | PDF and RealPage | |
| Psychology and Psychotherapy: Theory, Research and Practice | 1476-0835 | Available | 4 | PDF and RealPage |