On being 'a voter' in the 2020 US election
Psychology Today,
After two apparent failures to replicate, evidence for a simple voter-turnout intervention resurfaces.
Psychology's replication crisis is debunking embodied cognition theory — Quartz
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We don’t just think with our minds, we think with our bodies, too. Intuitively, this makes sense: We know we’re hungry, for…
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How I got a hoax academic paper about how UK politicians wipe their bums published
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A Scientist Published a 'Peer-Reviewed' Study on Politician Wiping Habits, And We Can't Stop Laughing
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I had what seemed like rather a good idea a few weeks back. Building on some prominent findings in social psychology, I…
A Hoax Academic Paper About How Politicians Wipe Their Butts Was Published - And I Did It
Science 2.0,
I had what seemed like rather a good idea a few weeks back. Building on some prominent findings in social psychology, I…
I got a hoax academic paper about how UK politicians wipe their bums published
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Home Other Sciences Other July 20, 2018 July 20, 2018 by Gary Lewis, The Conversation I had what seemed like rather a good idea…
I got a hoax academic paper about how UK politicians wipe their bums published
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Why most psychology research is BS, and what you need to do to optimize your life
Sign of the Times,
© Wikimedia Commons With close to 40 million views, the TED Talk on power posing is one of psychology's most-shared videos ever.
What Is "Social Priming"? - Neuroskeptic
Discover Magazine,
“Social priming” has recently been one of the most controversial topics in psychological science.
When the Revolution Came for Amy Cuddy
New York Times,
The video is now TED’s second-most popular, having been seen, to date, by some 43 million viewers.
When the Revolution Came for Amy Cuddy
New York Times,
The video is now TED’s second-most popular, having been seen, to date, by some 43 million viewers.
More on "Behavior Priming" and Unconscious Influences - Neuroskeptic
Discover Magazine,
Last year, psychologists B. Keith Payne and colleagues breathed new life into the debate over ‘social priming’ with a paper…
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Psychology in crisis as seminal studies are unable to be replicated
Brisbane Times,
Two years ago, researchers from 24 laboratories around the world set out to test one of the most influential psychology…
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How Facebook is changing scientific study
The Advocate ,
A new generation is challenging the results of some famous psychological studies.
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Goulbourn Post,
Daryl Bem Proved ESP Is Real. Which Means Science Is Broken.
Slate Magazine,
Lisa Larson-Walker It seemed obvious, at first, that Jade Wu was getting punked.
One of the most controversial ideas in psychology just got a (small) boost
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One of the most controversial ideas in psychology just got a (small) boost
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That Time Scientists Discovered a Planet Called "Vulcan"
Mother Jones,
It's not often you hear a scientist praise the virtues of failure, but this week's guest on the Inquiring Minds podcast is no…
'Power posing' might not work and 9 other psychology 'facts' that may be wrong
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Every now and again a psychology finding is published that immediately grabs the world's attention and refuses to let go …
'Power posing' might not work and 9 other psychology 'facts' that may be wrong
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Every now and again a psychology finding is published that immediately grabs the world's attention and refuses to let go …
Magnets make people think of love, study finds
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Animal magnetism may be a more literal concept than it’s given credit for, according to a new study that finds that people are…
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Animal magnetism may be a more literal concept than it's given credit for, according to a new study that finds that people are…
Magnets Make People Think of Love, Study Finds
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Animal magnetism may be a more literal concept than it’s given credit for, according to a new study that finds that people are…
Magnets Make People Think of Love, Study Finds
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Animal magnetism may be a more literal concept than it's given credit for, according to a new study that finds that people are…
Magnets Make People Think of Love, Study Finds
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Magnets Make People Think of Love, Study Finds
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06:51pm ET MORE Credit: karelnoppe | Shutterstock.com Animal magnetism may be a more literal concept than it's given credit for…
What psychology’s crisis means for the future of science
Vox.com,
In 1998, psychologists found evidence of a tantalizing theory: We all have a finite mental store of energy for self-control and…
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Peter Martin: Creepy and foolish. Why most research findings are wrong
Brisbane Times,
Researchers observed the behaviour of men standing up attempting to urinate. Perhaps the creepiest science experiment ever…
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Daily Mail,
Does thinking about professors make you more intelligent?
The Conversation,
What roles do unconscious influences play on your behaviour and decision-making? The answer might not be as simple as you think.
Psychologists Confront Rash of Invalid Studies
LiveScience,
Recent scandals in the psychology field have some wondering how many of the field's studies are valid.