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91.

A Surprising New Way to Avoid Choking Under Pressure

digest.bps.org.uk

7 years ago

4 points

92.

New Findings: Cortical Blindness Eliminates the Risk of Developing Schizophrenia

digest.bps.org.uk

7 years ago

4 points

93.

Mindfulness training does not foster empathy, and can make narcissists worse

digest.bps.org.uk

9 years ago

4 points

94.

Teenage girls explain mental health gender gap in new study

a year ago

3 points

95.

Why do we engage in wilful ignorance?

3 years ago

3 points

96.

Open-plan offices drive down face-to-face interactions and increase use of email

digest.bps.org.uk

8 years ago

3 points

97.

Is surveillance changing how we see the world?

a year ago

3 points

98.

'Dad jokes? That’s the way eye roll ’

3 years ago

3 points

99.

Drinking coffee before shopping can lead to impulse buying

digest.bps.org.uk

4 years ago

3 points

100.

Psychology’s favourite thought experiment doesn’t predict real-world behaviour

digest.bps.org.uk

8 years ago

3 points

101.

The precision of a memory can be seen in the eyes

a year ago

3 points

102.

How to Make a Habit Stick

a year ago

3 points

103.

Working memory training could help beat anxiety (2016)

2 years ago

3 points

104.

Developing a Pokémon-sensitive region in players' visual cortex (2019)

2 years ago

3 points

105.

Neurodivergence and the Body

2 years ago

3 points

106.

Do trigger warnings work as intended?

3 years ago

3 points

107.

'Dad jokes? That’s the way eye roll ’

3 years ago

3 points

108.

Decisions made by human experts can be as inscrutable as algorithms

digest.bps.org.uk

4 years ago

3 points

109.

Our partner’s level of education can have a positive impact on our own health

digest.bps.org.uk

4 years ago

3 points

110.

People with “Maladaptive Daydreaming” spend an average of four hours a da (cont)

digest.bps.org.uk

5 years ago

3 points

111.

Eating Lunch at Desk Again? Study Examines Why Workers Don’t Always Take Breaks

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6 years ago

3 points

112.

Having too much information can lead us to make worse decisions

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6 years ago

3 points

113.

People Who Try to Be Environmentally-Friendly Are Happier

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7 years ago

3 points

114.

Want to know whether a psychology study will replicate? Ask a bunch of people

digest.bps.org.uk

7 years ago

3 points

115.

Personal experience of adversity influences compassion toward others

digest.bps.org.uk

7 years ago

3 points

116.

Instagrammers Who Post Lots of Selfies Are Judged Less Likeable, More Insecure

digest.bps.org.uk

7 years ago

3 points

117.

Evidence of stable individual differences in implicit learning ability

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7 years ago

3 points

118.

The “Recency Effect” Is Especially Pronounced in Children

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7 years ago

3 points

119.

Intelligence and analytical thinking don’t protect from illusory truth effect

digest.bps.org.uk

7 years ago

3 points

120.

Testing Prestige and Dominance-Based Social Hierarchies Outside of a Lab

digest.bps.org.uk

7 years ago

3 points