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Emotional training needs to be considered when encouraging people to make healthier choices of food
November 2014 - Food
Research, which was published in the Journal of Marketing Research, suggests that emotional training needs to be implemented when encouraging people to eat healthier. Emotional training should have a greater focus than nutritional training. Four studies were… Read more...
20 per cent of crimes reported to the police go unrecorded
November 2014 - Public Consultation
A report by HM Inspectorate of Constabulary which looked in to 8,000 reports of crime in England and Wales, has shown that one in five (20 per cent) of the total reported crimes per year go unrecorded*. When looking at violent crime, the percentage goes up… Read more...
60 per cent of 9 to 11 year olds think it’s ok to drink to forget your problems, survey shows
November 2014 - Health
A survey commissioned by NHS Cumbria and Cumbria County Council has shown that 60% of children aged 9 to 11 think that drinking to forget your troubles is normal. The findings also revealed that over a quarter (27%) of secondary school children have consumed… Read more...
The Bible is humanity’s most valuable book, survey shows
A recent survey by YouGov, has shown that both The Bible and Darwin’s On the Origin of Species by Means of Natural Selection are humanity’s most valuable books. The survey asked 2,044 adults, in Britain, to vote for the book with most value to the world.… Read more...
Research shows that over 30 per cent of children feel at risk when they’re at school
November 2014 - Education
Findings from a recent BullyingUK survey has shown that bullying is still a problem for children, as 30% of those polled claim that they do not feel safe whilst they’re at school. Findings from the survey show that instances of bullying usually happen at… Read more...
