University of Warwick: Psychology Society

The society of Psychology students at the University of Warwick have set up their own homepage/blog which acts as a forum where students can talk amongst themselves about whatever fascinates them; a blog where students can share interesting info, videos, songs, essays and whatever really gets them going about psychology; and a calendar where members can see what is happening and get involved. The RSS feed contains links to the latest content added to the site.

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