Neuroscience
Our pick of this week's 10 best psychology and neuroscience links:
The Ultimate Psychology Reading List
For more than seven years, The Psychologist has been asking eminent psychologists to recommend books and journal articles.
The Vice Guide To Mental Health
The Canada-based magazine launches a new vertical devoted to mental health.
The People Who Are Lost in Time
At BBC Future, I reported on some of the strange causes and consequences of amnesia.
The Psychologist Annual Conference Special Edition
An exclusive digital edition produced to mark the British Psychological Society's flagship event, held in Liverpool 5-7 May. It comprises archive material from speakers at this year's conference.
Cutting The Body to Cure the Mind
The Lancet looks back on the rise and fall of treatments like leucotomy and ovariotomy.
Science Shows Humblebragging Doesn’t Even Work
Better to just brag than "humblebrag", says new study.
Is Happiness Worth Measuring?
The Guardian hosts a debate on whether the government should be worried about the state of the nation’s wellbeing or should concentrate instead on what makes people feel unhappy.
Madness and Meaning
Depictions of mental illness through history, from the Paris Review
Living With Being Dead
Erika Hayasaki at Medium explores the cotard delusion.
First Results From Psychology’s Largest Reproducibility Test
Nature reports on an attempt to reproduce the findings from 100 psychology studies.
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Post compiled by Christian Jarrett (@psych_writer) for the BPS Research Digest.
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Neuroscience
Link feast
The Ultimate Psychology Reading List
For more than seven years, The Psychologist has been asking eminent psychologists to recommend books and journal articles.
The Vice Guide To Mental Health
The Canada-based magazine launches a new vertical devoted to mental health.
The People Who Are Lost in Time
At BBC Future, I reported on some of the strange causes and consequences of amnesia.
The Psychologist Annual Conference Special Edition
An exclusive digital edition produced to mark the British Psychological Society's flagship event, held in Liverpool 5-7 May. It comprises archive material from speakers at this year's conference.
Cutting The Body to Cure the Mind
The Lancet looks back on the rise and fall of treatments like leucotomy and ovariotomy.
Science Shows Humblebragging Doesn’t Even Work
Better to just brag than "humblebrag", says new study.
Is Happiness Worth Measuring?
The Guardian hosts a debate on whether the government should be worried about the state of the nation’s wellbeing or should concentrate instead on what makes people feel unhappy.
Madness and Meaning
Depictions of mental illness through history, from the Paris Review
Living With Being Dead
Erika Hayasaki at Medium explores the cotard delusion.
First Results From Psychology’s Largest Reproducibility Test
Nature reports on an attempt to reproduce the findings from 100 psychology studies.
_________________________________
Post compiled by Christian Jarrett (@psych_writer) for the BPS Research Digest.
- Link Feast
Our pick of the week's 10 best psychology and neuroscience links: Psychology: Heaven and Hell This December in London we're putting on a little party to celebrate 10 years of the Research Digest blog. Come join us! It Pays to Be Nice … even...
- Link Feast
Our pick of the best psychology and neuroscience links from the past week or so: Autism: Myth and Reality Professor Uta Frith introduces an entirely open-access special issue of The Psychologist magazine devoted to the subject of autism. Also available...
- Your At-a-glance Guide To Psychology In 2013 - Part 1
JAN The year began with fall-out from the final report into the fraud of social psychologist Diederik Stapel. The scale was shocking - 55 journal papers published over 15 years are tainted. The Levelt investigating committee pointed the finger at the...
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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...
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In case you missed them - 10 of the best psychology links from the past week: 1. Rituals as social glue - In a fascinating piece for Nature, Dan Jones wrote about the role of different kinds of ritual in binding together small and large social groups....