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Stanford prison experiment: why do controversial psychology studies still have such a hold on us?

Two of the most famous experiments in psychology, the Stanford prison experiment and Stanley Milgram’s obedience studies, have been called a sham, a lie and a fraud.

The Conversation · 3h ago

Why Tumour Marker Tests Sold to Healthy People Create False Alarms

A blood test that promises to detect cancer early sounds like exactly the kind of thing a cautious person should do. Increasingly, diagnostic labs across India are bundling tests for CA-125, PSA, CEA, AFP, and CA 19-9 into routine health packages marketed to people who feel perfectly well. The logic…

Times Life · Oct 24

Funny Dog and Rope Swing Clips Helped Psychology Students Unlearn a Stubborn P-Value Mistake

A German trial found a 10-minute lesson cut p-value myths among psychology students, and watching funny clips first gave it a modest extra boost.

Medical Daily · Oct 23

Always Push Your Chair In? Psychology Says It May Reveal This Personality Trait

You finish lunch, stand up, and automatically slide your chair back under the table while everyone else is already walking away. It may seem like a meaningless habit, but small repeated behaviors can sometimes reflect broader patterns in how people approach responsibility, organization, and shared spaces. In personality psychology, those…

Everybody Loves Your Money · Oct 17

Claims On Dog Rehab Impact: Millan center touts anti-euthanasia mission; independent data still missing

In 1998, Cesar Millan founded the Dog Psychology Center in South Central Los Angeles, later moving to a spacious 43-acre site in Santa Clarita. This unique facility focuses on rehabilitating dogs that are at risk of euthanasia, aligning with the Cesar Millan Foundation's mission against such practices. While the center…

The Times of India · Oct 16

The confusing psychology of Megyn Kelly — a woman who polices other women

ANALYSIS: She savaged Trump’s new press secretary then immediately defended her and she insulted the Cornell 7 alleged rape victim but also says she wants to champion women. Kelly has descended into a very weird role, writes Holly Baxter, and it’s unclear where she goes from here

The Independent UK · Oct 15

Why Navratri Worships a Mother, Not a Warrior

We love heroes. We clap for the one who wins, but we rarely ask who stood behind them before the victory. During Navratri, devotees do not worship the famous young commander of the gods. They worship his mother, Skandamata. That choice carries a quiet lesson about courage, comfort, and the…

MyLifeXP · Oct 15

7 Psychological Reasons Someone Acts Interested but Never Makes a Move

They remember little details about you, find reasons to talk, make eye contact and sometimes flirt. Yet, when you expect them to take the next step, nothing happens. If someone acts interested but never makes a move, it can leave you questioning every conversation and wondering whether you imagined the…

MyLifeXP · Oct 15

Mental Health Day: Psychology says people who always say “I’m fine” may be hiding these feelings. Why WHO wants 'voices heard'

World Mental Health Day: Psyhology says people who often say “I’m fine” may sometimes be hiding feelings of loneliness, stress, emotional exhaustion or fear of being judged. On World Mental Health Day 2026, the WHO theme, “Lived experiences heard: real voices, real change,” highlights why listening to people with mental…

The Economic Times · Oct 10

73 Marriage Tweets That Prove Living With Someone Is A Daily Exercise In Accepting Weirdness

The science behind finding a partner's quirks endearing, the psychology of oversharing with strangers, and the research on couples who laugh together all point to the same conclusion: the public is not just content. It is proof of something lasting. Check out the full list of tweets to realise that…

Bored Panda · Oct 9