Neuroscience
For when you've had enough of journal articles:
Stuart Baker-Brown, a photographer and writer, discusses his life with schizophrenia.
Amazing visual illusion (the image is not animated).
Former anorexia sufferer Grace Bowman describes her experience of becoming pregnant.
Is there really a communication gap between men and women?
Guardian review of Steve Pinker's new book, The Stuff of Thought. Pinker was also interviewed by Discover magazine and was a guest on BBC Radio 4s Start the Week.
Is there such a thing as narcissistic personality disorder?
Do liberals lack the full complement of moral systems?
Can physiology-based lie detectors be trusted?
On the Guardian Science podcast, Mark Buchanan explained the study of social physics - the application of mathematical and scientific principles to the study of human behaviour.
On ABC radio's All in the Mind podcast, medical anthropologist Monique Skidmore discussed her field work in Burma, where she has carefully probed the ways the State manipulates the emotional life of the Burmese, and the psychological strategies they adopt to survive under a military regime.
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Our round-up of the latest juicy psychology links from around the web: One time that psychology came to their rescue. In case you missed it: leading psychologists help mark 200 issues of the BPS Research Digest email by sharing their stories. A History...
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For when you've had enough of journal articles: Britain has become the true Prozac Nation, claims Lib Dem Leader Nick Clegg. From New York magazine: Kids lie all the time - they've learned how to from their parents. A recent episode of Horizon...
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For when you've had enough of journal articles: Mentally ill and a successful career. Science meets meditation on ABC Radio's All in the Mind (MP3 audio file). Tips on how to hone your mental ability. Learn brain anatomy. The life of a human calculator....
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For when you've had enough of journal articles: Free will is not an illusion. Pretty pictures of neural connections in mice. From the Guardian: "Using genetic tricks and fluorescent proteins researchers at Harvard have individually labeled hundreds...
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For when you've had your fill of journal articles... Free access: The last two issues of Wellcome Science mag are packed with psychology, including articles on altruism; the brain and music; and hearing and language in babies. The increasingly bizarre...
Neuroscience
Elsewhere
For when you've had enough of journal articles:Stuart Baker-Brown, a photographer and writer, discusses his life with schizophrenia.
Amazing visual illusion (the image is not animated).
Former anorexia sufferer Grace Bowman describes her experience of becoming pregnant.
Is there really a communication gap between men and women?
Guardian review of Steve Pinker's new book, The Stuff of Thought. Pinker was also interviewed by Discover magazine and was a guest on BBC Radio 4s Start the Week.
Is there such a thing as narcissistic personality disorder?
Do liberals lack the full complement of moral systems?
Can physiology-based lie detectors be trusted?
On the Guardian Science podcast, Mark Buchanan explained the study of social physics - the application of mathematical and scientific principles to the study of human behaviour.
On ABC radio's All in the Mind podcast, medical anthropologist Monique Skidmore discussed her field work in Burma, where she has carefully probed the ways the State manipulates the emotional life of the Burmese, and the psychological strategies they adopt to survive under a military regime.
- Feast
Our round-up of the latest juicy psychology links from around the web: One time that psychology came to their rescue. In case you missed it: leading psychologists help mark 200 issues of the BPS Research Digest email by sharing their stories. A History...
- Elsewhere
For when you've had enough of journal articles: Britain has become the true Prozac Nation, claims Lib Dem Leader Nick Clegg. From New York magazine: Kids lie all the time - they've learned how to from their parents. A recent episode of Horizon...
- Elsewhere
For when you've had enough of journal articles: Mentally ill and a successful career. Science meets meditation on ABC Radio's All in the Mind (MP3 audio file). Tips on how to hone your mental ability. Learn brain anatomy. The life of a human calculator....
- Elsewhere
For when you've had enough of journal articles: Free will is not an illusion. Pretty pictures of neural connections in mice. From the Guardian: "Using genetic tricks and fluorescent proteins researchers at Harvard have individually labeled hundreds...
- Elsewhere
For when you've had your fill of journal articles... Free access: The last two issues of Wellcome Science mag are packed with psychology, including articles on altruism; the brain and music; and hearing and language in babies. The increasingly bizarre...