Neuroscience
Our pick of this week's 10 best psychology and neuroscience links:
"In a Way, We Are All Either Jedi or Sith"
The Psychologist meets John Amaechi OBE – psychologist, organisational consultant, high-performance executive coach and former NBA basketball player.
Brain Disorders? Precisely
An editorial in the journal Science says syndromes once considered exclusively as “mental” are being reconsidered as “brain” disorders.
Is it Depressing or Empowering to Think of Life as a Performance?
Read Christopher Grobe's answer over at Aeon's Ideas site.
The Stranger on the Bridge
New Channel 4 documentary about one man's attempt to find the stranger who talked him out of jumping off Waterloo Bridge in 2008 (25 days left to view).
Tylenol Doesn't Really Blunt Your Emotions
Blogger Neurocritic casts a sceptical eye over a recent study published in Psychological Science.
Hungry, In pain or Content? Adults Can't Tell What a Baby Wants
New Scientist reports on a new study
How to Exploit Male Sexual Competitiveness to Raise Money
Pacific Standard reports on a new study that looked at charity donations made to runners in the London marathon.
If I were Prime Minister: I'd Make Sure We Were More Gentle With Crisis Care in Mental Health
Clinical psychologist Vaughan Bell argues that more funding is required to treat highly distressed patients with the compassion they need.
How Watching Reality TV Might Help Bring Out the Best in Us
At New York Magazine, I looked at a new brain imaging investigation in to "vicarious embarrassment"
The Glass Delusion
On BBC Radio 4 Psychoanalyst Adam Phillips explored the extraordinary psychiatric phenomenon where people believe they have turned into glass (28 days left to listen).
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Post compiled by Christian Jarrett (@psych_writer) for the BPS Research Digest.
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Our editor's pick of this week's 10 best psychology and neuroscience links: The Psychologist Guide To… You and Your BabySimple evidence-based tips for those first few months, from Ella Rhodes at The Psychologist magazine (also check out...
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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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Our editor's pick of the week's 10 best psychology and neuroscience links: How Reliable Are Psychology Studies? [short of time? check out our coverage of this story] Findings from the Reproducibility Project have sent shockwaves through psychology....
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Our pick of the best psychology and neuroscience links from the past week or so: Finding The Golden Thread of Consciousness "... the play is a lost opportunity to push ethical questions about human conduct up against the genuinely profound questions about...
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Our 10 favourite psychology and neuroscience links from the last week or so: People's drawings of their own brains. Last week's issue of Narratively was a psychology special, including a comic look at a week on a psych ward and how an amateur...
Neuroscience
Link feast
"In a Way, We Are All Either Jedi or Sith"
The Psychologist meets John Amaechi OBE – psychologist, organisational consultant, high-performance executive coach and former NBA basketball player.
Brain Disorders? Precisely
An editorial in the journal Science says syndromes once considered exclusively as “mental” are being reconsidered as “brain” disorders.
Is it Depressing or Empowering to Think of Life as a Performance?
Read Christopher Grobe's answer over at Aeon's Ideas site.
The Stranger on the Bridge
New Channel 4 documentary about one man's attempt to find the stranger who talked him out of jumping off Waterloo Bridge in 2008 (25 days left to view).
Tylenol Doesn't Really Blunt Your Emotions
Blogger Neurocritic casts a sceptical eye over a recent study published in Psychological Science.
Hungry, In pain or Content? Adults Can't Tell What a Baby Wants
New Scientist reports on a new study
How to Exploit Male Sexual Competitiveness to Raise Money
Pacific Standard reports on a new study that looked at charity donations made to runners in the London marathon.
If I were Prime Minister: I'd Make Sure We Were More Gentle With Crisis Care in Mental Health
Clinical psychologist Vaughan Bell argues that more funding is required to treat highly distressed patients with the compassion they need.
How Watching Reality TV Might Help Bring Out the Best in Us
At New York Magazine, I looked at a new brain imaging investigation in to "vicarious embarrassment"
The Glass Delusion
On BBC Radio 4 Psychoanalyst Adam Phillips explored the extraordinary psychiatric phenomenon where people believe they have turned into glass (28 days left to listen).
_________________________________
Post compiled by Christian Jarrett (@psych_writer) for the BPS Research Digest.
- Link Feast
Our editor's pick of this week's 10 best psychology and neuroscience links: The Psychologist Guide To… You and Your BabySimple evidence-based tips for those first few months, from Ella Rhodes at The Psychologist magazine (also check out...
- 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
Our editor's pick of the week's 10 best psychology and neuroscience links: How Reliable Are Psychology Studies? [short of time? check out our coverage of this story] Findings from the Reproducibility Project have sent shockwaves through psychology....
- Link Feast
Our pick of the best psychology and neuroscience links from the past week or so: Finding The Golden Thread of Consciousness "... the play is a lost opportunity to push ethical questions about human conduct up against the genuinely profound questions about...
- Link Feast
Our 10 favourite psychology and neuroscience links from the last week or so: People's drawings of their own brains. Last week's issue of Narratively was a psychology special, including a comic look at a week on a psych ward and how an amateur...