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Going on a road trip this summer? 4 reasons why you might end up speeding, according to psychology

Your bags are packed. You’ve sorted entertainment and snacks for your passengers and have squeezed all your holiday luggage in the car. You’re now ready to head off for your road trip – one hour after you meant to leave. There will be more traffic now, but maybe, if you…

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2024 Resolution Success Secrets: Dump Willpower, Focus on Rewards and Support!

Start the new year off right with achievable resolutions! Psychology professor Wendy Walsh shares tips on setting goals and staying on track. No willpower ...

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How Charles Dickens’s A Christmas Carol anticipated the psychology of Freud in its tale of childhood trauma

With a joyful celebration of family love and communal bonds at its heart, Charles Dickens’s story A Christmas Carol has often been credited with creating our modern idea of Christmas. Published on December 19 1843, the first edition sold out rapidly and the story was immediately adapted onto the Victorian…

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Teaching positive psychology skills at school may be one way to help student mental health and happiness

Youth mental health has worsened significantly over the past decade, but new interventions that teach positive psychology concepts in school may help.

The Conversation

Poor Things Overlooks One Fundamental Fact Of Human Psychology

Poor Things isn’t trying to be a masterclass in developmental psychology, but it portrays some parallel milestones that viewers may find familiar.

Inverse

35 People Who Successfully Cheated The System by Pretending To Belong (New Pics)

Someone confident, cunning, and well-versed in psychology has a good chance of successfully impersonating others. Here's what that looks like in practice. The post 35 People Who Successfully Cheated The System by Pretending To Belong (New Pics) first appeared on Bored Panda.

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Noam Chomsky turns 95: the social justice advocate paved the way for AI. Does it keep him up at night?

Noam Chomsky, the revered and reviled genius once famously described as “the most important intellectual alive”, turns 95 today. He is a monumental figure in modern linguistics, and only a slightly lesser deity in psychology, philosophy and political activism.

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Best ideas books of 2023

From psychology to AI, pandemics to popular culture, we survey the bigger picture

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The week in audio: The Rest Is Entertainment; History for You With Douglas and Hugh and more

Dream duo Richard Osman and Marina Hyde take aim at Farage et al; history boys get a satirical ribbing; the psychology of greed; and a hard look at the Labour party, from Corbyn to Starmer

The Guardian - UK

Why celeb-backed foods are the future

Studies show that such foods are enticing to consumers, thanks to social media and marketing psychology

Salon

20 Years Ago, a Twisted Revenge Thriller Exposed a Painful Truth About Human Psychology

Inverse

William Yule obituary

Psychologist who pioneered the treatment of children after such disasters as the Zeebrugge ferry sinking and the King’s Cross fire

The Guardian - UK

Velavan attributes success to hard work on his physical and mental fitness

Velavan Senthilkumar (25) has had a successful year as a professional squash player, rising from outside the top 200 to 66th in the PSA World rankings. He attributes his success to hard work on physical and mental fitness, including meditation and visualisation techniques. His psychology degree has helped him to…

The Hindu

Amid the drama of the Covid inquiry, Chris Whitty quietly pointed to an important truth. Will anyone listen?

England’s chief medical officer owned up to experts’ ignorance of psychology. If only others had been so candid in admitting their errors, says Stephen Reicher, a professor of psychology

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Brickbat: Thumb on the Scale

An investigation by the University of Washington found that "race was used as a substantial factor in the selection of the final candidate and the hiring process" of a professor by the school's psychology department, violating a university executive order that bans the consideration of race in hiring. The report…

Ideal Home

'Solid, dependable, and grounded' - 5 ways to use brown colour psychology in your home

Colour experts reveal the power of brown colour psychology in interior design

Homes & Gardens

Do the colors you use in your home actually make a difference to your mood? We asked designers for their take on color psychology

Color psychology is a hot topic in the world of interior design, but does it really have an effect? We asked designers and color experts what they think

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Birds' nests express their unique style and past experiences

Walking through a town or city, you will encounter buildings with diverse shapes and sizes. These unique styles exist in part because the buildings were constructed by different architects, engineers and builders.

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The Hindu

IIITB researchers develop pipeline for a ‘human’ engagement with bots

IIITB researchers develop interpretable pipeline to predict engagement in human-robot interactions. Pipeline uses ML & psychology to model engagement & provide deeper insights into human personality, attitudes & emotions. Applications in online learning, assistive robotics & intelligent conversational agents.

Inverse

This Radical Discovery About The Human Psyche Could Fundamentally Change Psychology

My team’s new study joins a growing body of research showing that humans are highly attuned to other people and what they think.

The Conversation

People dig deeper to fact-check social media posts when paired with someone who doesn't share their perspective – new research

People fact-checked social media posts more carefully and were more willing to revise their initial beliefs when they were paired with someone from a different cultural background than their own, according to a study my collaborators Michael Baker and Françoise Détienne and I recently published in Frontiers in Psychology.

GamesRadar

Baldur's Gate 3's narrator relied on their animal psychology background to shape the Dark Urge's "feral, visceral, animalistic" voice

Amelia Tyler drew from an unexpected place for their Baldur's Gate 3 role

The Hindu

NIMHANS workshop on Yoga-Vedantic approach to psychotherapy unlocks the potential of Indian psychology in mental health

To explore the intersection of the ancient wisdom of Yoga and Vedanta and modern psychotherapy, the VIPRA Division of the Department of Clinical Psychology at NIMHANS recently organised its annual symposium on Indian Psychology, at a two-day workshop titled “A Yoga-Vedantic Approach to Psychotherapy”.

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Amelia Tyler, Baldur's Gate 3's narrator, talks putting a voice to the Dark Urge's 'feral, visceral, animalistic, want to tear the world apart with [its] teeth'

I sat down with the Sword Coast's illustrious narrator earlier this week, and talked ripping, tearing, and animal psychology.

Fortune

Optimism is the secret sauce behind Bill Gates’ success, says psychology expert

Want to be more like Bill Gates? “Plan like a pessimist and dream like an optimist,” psychologist and author Morgan Housel says.

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