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10 of the Most Widely Believed Myths in Psychology

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10 years ago

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

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10 years ago

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It feels as though we learn better via our preferred learning style but we don’t

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10 years ago

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Deliberate Practice Accounts for Only 1% of Variance in Elite Performers

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10 years ago

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Men who can tell a good story are seen as more attractive and higher status

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10 years ago

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Four types of sleep schedules

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10 years ago

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Working memory training could help beat anxiety

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10 years ago

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Comparing Obama and Romney's speech and how audiences react

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11 years ago

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The surprising truth about personality traits and programming skills

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11 years ago

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

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11 years ago

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What personality makes a programmer?

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11 years ago

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Self-control and cognitive control are not the same thing

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8 years ago

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Why words get stuck on the of your tongue, and how to stop it recurring

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11 years ago

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Companies are more successful when employees feel young for their age

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11 years ago

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165.

The psychology of Facebook, digested

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11 years ago

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Happy people are wrong to think they're good at empathising with others

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12 years ago

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The 10 most controversial psychology studies ever published

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12 years ago

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The most controversial psychology studies, digested

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12 years ago

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169.

Robot touch makes people feel good – especially when accompanied by robot (cont)

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4 years ago

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170.

Extraverts are considered to be poorer listeners

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4 years ago

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171.

We Mistake Information We’ve Googled for Our Own Knowledge

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5 years ago

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It’s Surprisingly Common to Misremember Where You Were on a Specific Time (Cont)

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5 years ago

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Adults Put Off Crucial Conversations About Race Because They Mistakenly T (Cont)

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6 years ago

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Most Milgram experiment subjects may have realized danger was simulated (2017)

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6 years ago

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Why some people find it harder to drag themselves to bed at night

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6 years ago

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We often choose to avoid learning information that could benefit us

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6 years ago

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Behavioral ‘nudges’ are ineffective at encouraging people to carpool

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6 years ago

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First Evidence That Even Lizards Succumb to Optical Illusions

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7 years ago

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Culture Plays an Important Role in Our Perception of Musical Pitch

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7 years ago

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Changing the order of menus nudges customers toward healthier choices

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7 years ago

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