Neuroscience
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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 selection strategies used by employers.
Was there such a thing as repressed memory before the year 1800?
Watch how a psychology essay evolves.
Cultural anthropologist Jean Smith discusses the science of flirting (Guardian podcast).
It's better to praise children's effort rather than their intelligence (via Mind Hacks).
Your brain and how to use it: a month of neural circuit training from The Sunday Times.
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The man with a silicon brain.
Mind to mind - how brain scanning is being used to investigate communication using the power of thought alone (March issue of BBC Focus magazine).
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Our editor's pick of this week's 10 best psychology and neuroscience links: The Big Baby Experiment A London lab is deploying every technology it can to understand infant brains, and what happens when development goes awry. Linda Geddes reports...
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Our round-up of the latest psychology links from around the web: Tips from psychologists on how to maintain focus at work (New York Times). Don't worry, reading the Digest blog definitely counts as work. Facebook users average just 3.74 degrees of...
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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: A look at the social forces causing obesity. Would you opt for a brain chip that could boost your mental powers, even if there was a chance it could backfire and leave you impaired? Is anorexia the female...
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For when you've had enough of journal articles: Distorted body images and communication hopes for locked-in, vegetative patients : two new free articles from Scientific American Mind. The challenge of preventing violence is not just an American problem....
Neuroscience
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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 selection strategies used by employers.
Was there such a thing as repressed memory before the year 1800?
Watch how a psychology essay evolves.
Cultural anthropologist Jean Smith discusses the science of flirting (Guardian podcast).
It's better to praise children's effort rather than their intelligence (via Mind Hacks).
Your brain and how to use it: a month of neural circuit training from The Sunday Times.
Subscriptions required:
The man with a silicon brain.
Mind to mind - how brain scanning is being used to investigate communication using the power of thought alone (March issue of BBC Focus magazine).
- Link Feast
Our editor's pick of this week's 10 best psychology and neuroscience links: The Big Baby Experiment A London lab is deploying every technology it can to understand infant brains, and what happens when development goes awry. Linda Geddes reports...
- Feast
Our round-up of the latest psychology links from around the web: Tips from psychologists on how to maintain focus at work (New York Times). Don't worry, reading the Digest blog definitely counts as work. Facebook users average just 3.74 degrees of...
- 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: A look at the social forces causing obesity. Would you opt for a brain chip that could boost your mental powers, even if there was a chance it could backfire and leave you impaired? Is anorexia the female...
- Elsewhere
For when you've had enough of journal articles: Distorted body images and communication hopes for locked-in, vegetative patients : two new free articles from Scientific American Mind. The challenge of preventing violence is not just an American problem....