Neuroscience
That's in reference to a blog that has ripped off the entire RSS feed of Mind Hacks to try to sell their book and audio transcripts.
EDIT: as suggested by a commenter, the link to said blog was moved from "blog" to "ripped off" which matches the new Spike Activity entry at Mind Hacks. And yes, you can see it now on the thieving website.
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To celebrate three years since its launch as an email newsletter (the blog came later), the BPS Research Digest will soon bring you a showcase of psychological science, as some of the world's best psychology bloggers discuss their favourite psychology...
- What's In A Name?
Hypnosis stops being hypnotic when it’s described to participants as ‘relaxation’. This finding by Balaganesh Ghandi and David Oakley at UCL’s Hypnosis Unit complements earlier research showing the opposite effect: that relaxation labelled as...
- Traumatic Brain Injury
From the Mind Hacks blog: A Relationship Through Brain Injury...
- Hippocampus: Mind Hacks Catches A Taxi
The excellent neuroblog, Mind Hacks, has a post today that includes discussion about a program of research examining the hippocampal structures of professional navigators (e.g., taxi drivers) - research with fascinating neuropsychological results. The...
- Welcome Mind Hacks Visitors
Thank you, Mind Hacks, for listing this blog as among the set of essential websites for students. - Anthony H. Risser | neuroscience | neuropsychology | brain...
Neuroscience
"The Secrets of Hypnosis"?
That's in reference to a blog that has ripped off the entire RSS feed of Mind Hacks to try to sell their book and audio transcripts.
EDIT: as suggested by a commenter, the link to said blog was moved from "blog" to "ripped off" which matches the new Spike Activity entry at Mind Hacks. And yes, you can see it now on the thieving website.
Secrets of Hypnosis is a cheap-ass website hawking dodgy-looking hypnosis CDs that has completely ripped off Mind Hacks without attribution.Then they have the nerve to put "copyright © 2009 The Secrets of Hypnosis" on the bottom of the page.
- Coming Very Soon...
To celebrate three years since its launch as an email newsletter (the blog came later), the BPS Research Digest will soon bring you a showcase of psychological science, as some of the world's best psychology bloggers discuss their favourite psychology...
- What's In A Name?
Hypnosis stops being hypnotic when it’s described to participants as ‘relaxation’. This finding by Balaganesh Ghandi and David Oakley at UCL’s Hypnosis Unit complements earlier research showing the opposite effect: that relaxation labelled as...
- Traumatic Brain Injury
From the Mind Hacks blog: A Relationship Through Brain Injury...
- Hippocampus: Mind Hacks Catches A Taxi
The excellent neuroblog, Mind Hacks, has a post today that includes discussion about a program of research examining the hippocampal structures of professional navigators (e.g., taxi drivers) - research with fascinating neuropsychological results. The...
- Welcome Mind Hacks Visitors
Thank you, Mind Hacks, for listing this blog as among the set of essential websites for students. - Anthony H. Risser | neuroscience | neuropsychology | brain...