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‘I’m 100% faithful!’ What The Traitors tells us about human nature

The hit series is as compelling as it is jaw-dropping. Fuelled by deception, flawed logic and unconscious bias, it’s no wonder it has proved a field day for psychologists

The Guardian - UK

Are we moral blank slates at birth? A new study offers some clues

What does a baby know about right and wrong? A foundational finding in moral psychology suggested that even infants have a moral sense, preferring “helpers” over “hinderers” before uttering their first word. Now, nearly 20 years later, a study that tried to replicate these findings calls this result into question.

The Conversation

From Psychology to Cricket: Meet Pratika Rawal, India women's newest ODI debutant

NEW DELHI: Pratika Rawal achieved a significant milestone when she made her international debut against West Indies women on December 22, becoming the 150th player to represent India Women.

The Times of India

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The psychology of fonts: how fonts make you feel

We take a dive into the psychology of fonts, looking at how different fonts are perceived.

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What do you know about psychology's most infamous experiments? Test your knowledge in this science quiz.

From shocking studies to ESP, what do you know about the most infamous and bizarre psychological experiments ever conducted?

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New “Throning” Dating Trend Is Driving People Crazy: “Whatever Happened To Love?”

"Throning," a trend among Gen Z, involves dating for social status rather than genuine connection, potentially leading to misunderstandings. The post New “Throning” Dating Trend Is Driving People Crazy: “Whatever Happened To Love?” first appeared on Bored Panda.

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Life inside a therapeutic prison: ‘Look, we’ve done some terrible things ...’

At pioneering HMP Grendon, a range of psychology professionals aim to ‘re-child’ some of Britain’s most serious offenders in relatively relaxed conditions. Does the treatment work?

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‘Early intervention is best’: how educational psychology is supporting Hillingdon schools to be more inclusive

Efforts to support children with special educational needs start early at the west London borough, and as youngsters move on, there are new facilities and trained teaching assistants at mainstream schools

The Guardian - UK

Leaded petrol probably affected the mental health of millions of Americans – new study

In its various forms, lead has been used in many everyday products for millennia. The Romans even added it to wine as a sweetener. Its most widespread use, however, was its addition to petrol. And it is this use that has been associated with increased mental health disorders, according to…

The Conversation

Your personality changes when you speak another language, but that’s not always a bad thing

Have you ever wondered whether the language you speak influences the way you see the world? Well, according to a number of studies in psycholinguistics, cognitive psychology and linguistic anthropology, it does. Languages don’t just allow us to communicate – they also shape our perception of what surrounds us, and…

The Conversation

NZ urgently needs more psychologists – changing an outmoded training model would help

It will come as no surprise to anyone that New Zealand needs more trained psychologists. Shortages have been reported across the country, increasing wait times and making it harder for people to get the help they need.

The Conversation

The Psychology of retirement income: A guide to saving and spending

How to manage retirement spending woes

The Independent UK

How Jordan Peterson fooled young men into thinking he’s the world’s smartest man

LET’S UNPACK THAT: The pop psychology superstar has decided it’s high time his voice was heard on the most grandiose of subjects: God. But as he’s neither a theologian nor even vaguely adept at making complex ideas accessible, the question Helen Coffey keeps coming back to is – why?

The Independent UK

“It Wasn’t Nice”: Man Ruins High School Tormentor’s Student Life With The Perfect Revenge

Sometimes, the best way to respond to someone spread false rumors about you is by exacting petty revenge. The author of this story shows us how. The post “It Wasn’t Nice”: Man Ruins High School Tormentor’s Student Life With The Perfect Revenge first appeared on Bored Panda.

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Allure of Lady Luck or Why We Take Risks at the Casino Table

An exploration of gambling psychology - how cognitive biases, variable reward schedules, and social motivations influence betting behaviors and poor choices.

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Blending Empathy and Diverse Experience into UX Design Innovation

In the world of design, true innovation often stems from a designer’s ability to empathize deeply with users’ inner needs. Yixuan (Sonia) Song, a California-based UX interaction designer, has built a career on this foundation, bringing emotionally resonant and innovative design solutions to the industry. Her diverse background—spanning an undergraduate…

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50 Cool And Interesting Facts About The World That May Be New To You

Doing things that keep you actively engaged is a good way to beat boredom. So without further ado, here's a listicle of interesting facts from around the world and a few tidbits from experts about boredom. The post 50 Cool And Interesting Facts About The World That May Be New…

The Guardian - UK

Missed deadlines lead people to judge work more harshly, study says

Research into psychology of people in US and UK suggests it is better to submit work on time rather than perfecting it through procrastination

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Psychology goes in search of new age Aussie farmers

Researchers are looking into whether psychology can help improve workplace practices on Australia's cotton farms, in a bid to better attract and retain workers.

Golf Monthly

‘If The Values Of Your Sport Do Not Match The Core Values Of A New Generation, It Will Very Quickly Wither And Die’ – Why Golf’s Gen Z Culture Clash Could Have Serious Ramifications For The Game’s Future

An expert in psychology has warned that golf’s rule book could be a barrier to participation for the next generation of players and advised a wider review on the sport’s regulations

The Conversation

Being black in the world: a tribute to pioneering South African psychologist Chabani Manganyi

Professor Noel Chabani Manganyi, who has died at the age of 84, was a torchbearer in psychology, literature and African intellectual thought.

The Conversation

Religions talk about the value of humility − but it can be especially hard for clergy to practice what they preach

Being a religious leader means wearing many different hats. At times, their congregations expect them to convey passionate confidence – to be models of faith and strength. But wise leadership also means listening and being willing to change your mind: from navigating a congregation in crisis to questioning once-firm beliefs.

Latin Times

Q&A: Trump's Complex Relationship with Latinos, From Salsa Music MAGA Ads to Viral Insults

Political psychology expert Alejandro Flores analyzes the appeal and backlash surrounding Trump's approach to Latino voters.

The Canberra Times

'All about the psychology': what to know before heading to an auction

One of Australia's top auctioneers shares his secrets.

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The Psychology of Gambling: Why We Love to Take Risks

Gambling has been a part of human culture for thousands of years, captivating individuals across societies and generations. From ancient dice games to modern-day online casinos, the allure of risking something valuable for the chance of a greater reward has remained constant.

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