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91.

Strength of Imagination Is Not Associated with Creative Ability or Achievement

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7 years ago

3 points

92.

Differences Between the USA and Japan in How Emotions Influence Health

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7 years ago

3 points

93.

An Area of Psychology Where Most of the Results Do Replicate

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7 years ago

3 points

94.

Study on Trump’s Personality and Finds He Is an “Outlier Among the Outliers”

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7 years ago

3 points

95.

People watching themselves touching a filthy bedpan reduced OCD symptoms

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8 years ago

3 points

96.

Randomised-controlled trial of a “Wellness Programme”: they are a waste of money

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8 years ago

3 points

97.

“STEM gender-equality paradox” – in fairer societies, fewer women enter science

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8 years ago

3 points

98.

Study shows how effective it is for Facebook ads to target your personality

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9 years ago

3 points

99.

Experienced meditator's brains are physically 7 yrs younger than non-meditators

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10 years ago

3 points

100.

The truth about which traits do/don't correlate with programming skills

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11 years ago

3 points

101.

Which personality traits do and don't correlate with computer programming skills

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11 years ago

3 points

102.

What is it like to experience mental illness?

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11 years ago

3 points

103.

Performing horizontal eye movement exercises can boost your creativity (2009)

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5 years ago

2 points

104.

“Shooting the Messenger” is a Psychological Reality

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7 years ago

2 points

105.

The “Light Triad”: The Saintlier Side of Human Personality

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7 years ago

2 points

106.

Taking a photo of something impairs your memory of it

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8 years ago

2 points

107.

“My-Side Bias” Makes It Difficult to See the Logic in Arguments We Disagree With

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8 years ago

2 points

108.

Performing meaningless rituals boosts our self-control

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8 years ago

2 points

109.

Believing widely doubted conspiracy theories satisfies a need to feel special

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9 years ago

2 points

110.

Older people frequently underestimate their own memory skills

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11 years ago

2 points

111.

People are hopeless at drawing the Apple logo, and what it tells us about memory

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11 years ago

2 points

112.

The psychology of first impressions

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11 years ago

2 points

113.

Friendly, conscientious people are more prone to “destructive obedience”

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12 years ago

2 points

114.

People with no mind’s eye have less vivid and detailed memories

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4 years ago

2 points

115.

To beat procrastination, avoid deadlines–unless they’re short

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4 years ago

2 points

116.

Illusory Truth Effect: intelligence and analytical thinking offer no protection

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5 years ago

2 points

117.

Cat People, Beware – Posing with Your Pet Could Make You Appear Less Dateable

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6 years ago

2 points

118.

How to Get the Most Out of Virtual Learning

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6 years ago

2 points

119.

When Reminded of Their Mortality, People Are More Likely to Donate Posses (Cont)

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6 years ago

2 points

120.

We consistently overestimate how much people will enjoy or pay for stuff

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6 years ago

2 points