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Our constitution has been revised and is now available to all members of the Psychology Society.

If you, as a member, would like a copy, please drop us an e-mail! 🙂

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NUS Psychology Society is hosting the Library of Life where people with mental illnesses share their trials and tribulations. This is an event not to be missed as it will provide you with a glimpse of how people still continue to grow and prosper despite their setbacks in life. Please come down and show your support on 22 March 2019, from 4pm to 7pm. You can register here at this link: bit.ly/libraryoflife19. Signups close on the 19th of March, so do sign up ASAP! A small fee of $2 will be charged for non-members. Signups will be on a first-come-first-served basis, with priority given to members.

Why do we YAWN if someone else does? 😧 Experts at the University of Nottingham have published research that suggests the human propensity for contagious YAWNing is triggered by reflexes in the primary motor cortex. 😯 The study also found that our urge to YAWN is increased if we are specifically told not to YAWN. 😮 Just reading about YAWNing makes you want to YAWN. Did you YAWN reading this post?😮😮😮

Burning the midnight oil? Pulling all-nighters to cram that last bit of information for exams? That might actually be detrimental for you! 😱😱 Research shows that getting enough sleep is important in consolidating newly learnt information!! So make sure you get some rest as you prepare for that midterm test! 😉👉 #funfactfriday

Over the holidays, NUS Psychology Society held its Alumni Conversations, where we invited our alumni and guest speakers to conduct a sharing of what Psychology opportunities are available for graduates and career information. We would like to thank our speakers for coming down and helping us, as well as participants who attended this event.

Would you like an opportunity to get to know members and our Executive Committee of NUS Psychology Society? Do you want to spend a day having fun in the sun, and participating in exciting activities as you get to know your peers? Join us now on January 26th 2019, at Siloso Beach, Sentosa for a day where you get to bond with your peers and learn more! Do not miss out on this exciting event! Go to bit.ly/psychmbs19 (link in bio) to sign up now. Signups close on 23 January.

Interested to find out more about the clinical psychology and mental health industry in Singapore from professionals? Join us on Friday, January 25th 2019, from 2pm to 4pm, for a visit to the Institute of Mental Health (IMH)! Signups close on the 15th of January and are first come first serve, with our members prioritised! Non-members of NUS Psychology Society are also welcome to join us with a signup fee of $2. See you on the 25th! Sign up at bit.ly/imhvisit19 now! (link in bio)

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The NUS Psychology Society is registered with the Registry of Societies of Singapore. (https://app.ros.gov.sg/ui/index/index.aspx). It is formed by students of the National University of Singapore (NUS) and is a self-governing body. NUS Psychology Society is not part of the legal entity of NUS. It does not represent NUS and cannot act or make any representation on its behalf. Any views or activities of NUS Psychology Society are solely those of the society and its members. They do not necessarily represent the position of NUS. The activities and views of NUS Psychology Society are the sole responsibilities of the society and of its members.

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