Neuroscience
New, free psychology stuff on the global interweb:
Why too much choice can be a bad thing.
Wiring the nervous system.
The neuroscience of decision making.
How to make time slow down.
Did the Diana moment make Britain a more emotionally healthy country ? (Prospect debate).
The last interview given by Albert Ellis, the 'father of cognitive therapy'.
Animation of deep brain stimulation.
It's ungifted children who need the help (Opinion piece).
The AAICS Award from Mind Hacks (Win a prize for spotting the most Awkward Acronyms in Cognitive Science).
Why people vote the way they do.
In defence of parapsychology research.
Do IQ tests really work? Dr Colin Cooper provides the case for the defence on BBC Radio 4's Today programme (audio file).
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Our editor's pick of this week's 10 best psychology and neuroscience links (if all you want today are Halloween-themed links, go here instead) How the Scariest Video Games Use Our Own Minds to Terrify Us (see also) A timely report from...
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In case you missed them - 10 of the best psychology links from the past week: 1. The doyenne of British psychology, Professor Uta Frith DBE, has written an article for the Huffington Post calling for more recognition of female scientists. She says that...
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For when you've had enough of journal articles: Is anger a mental illness? Four experts debate in a Guardian podcast. An interview with Lorna Martin, author of the book "Woman on the Verge of a Nervous Breakdown". Watch Newsnight's report on the...
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For when you've had enough of journal articles: A new series is starting this evening on BBC Radio 4, entitled Am I normal? The series asks how professionals draw the line between someone who is OK and someone who isn't? The first episode tackles...
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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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New, free psychology stuff on the global interweb:Why too much choice can be a bad thing.
Wiring the nervous system.
The neuroscience of decision making.
How to make time slow down.
Did the Diana moment make Britain a more emotionally healthy country ? (Prospect debate).
The last interview given by Albert Ellis, the 'father of cognitive therapy'.
Animation of deep brain stimulation.
It's ungifted children who need the help (Opinion piece).
The AAICS Award from Mind Hacks (Win a prize for spotting the most Awkward Acronyms in Cognitive Science).
Why people vote the way they do.
In defence of parapsychology research.
Do IQ tests really work? Dr Colin Cooper provides the case for the defence on BBC Radio 4's Today programme (audio file).
- Link Feast
Our editor's pick of this week's 10 best psychology and neuroscience links (if all you want today are Halloween-themed links, go here instead) How the Scariest Video Games Use Our Own Minds to Terrify Us (see also) A timely report from...
- Link Feast
In case you missed them - 10 of the best psychology links from the past week: 1. The doyenne of British psychology, Professor Uta Frith DBE, has written an article for the Huffington Post calling for more recognition of female scientists. She says that...
- Elsewhere
For when you've had enough of journal articles: Is anger a mental illness? Four experts debate in a Guardian podcast. An interview with Lorna Martin, author of the book "Woman on the Verge of a Nervous Breakdown". Watch Newsnight's report on the...
- Elsewhere
For when you've had enough of journal articles: A new series is starting this evening on BBC Radio 4, entitled Am I normal? The series asks how professionals draw the line between someone who is OK and someone who isn't? The first episode tackles...
- 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....