Psychology Magazine
ARTICLES BY PAPERBLOGGERS
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Avoiding Psychological Biases That Trick Your Brain.
The monthly Austin Rainbow Forum discussion group which I help organize meets on the first Sunday afternoon of each month, and I thought I would pass on... Read more
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Humans Are Animals - Get Over It. Let Go of 'the Purpose and Meaning of It All'
Philosophy professor Crispin Sartwell does a piece discussing how relentlessly Western philosophy has strained to prove we are not squirrels: ... Read more
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The Life Cycle of a New Social Network
Kevin Roose does an interesting article on Clubhouse, the hot new audio social network, which has a nice chunk of writing I want to pass on: Every successful... Read more
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Train Yourself to Be Happy
Walter Scott's series of cartoons in The New Yorker that puts my bloviating on similar topics to shame. Here is just one in his series of Read more
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Music and Medicine
Amy McDermott does an open source article on how music is increasingly being employed as a medical therapy. Here are some clips from the article: ... Read more
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Real-time Talking with Dreamers During REM Sleep
A fascinating new window for reserach on dreaming has been opened by four collaborating but independent laboratory groups. The summary of the open source articl... Read more
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An Awesome Way to Decrease Political Polarization
As my wife and I walked from the front doors to the worship center of the exponentially growing church we used to attend in the mid-1990s, we often remarked... Read more
The 22 february 2021 by Andrewtix
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So...whatcha Gonna Offer Me for This Cell Phone I Stole from You?
Macaque monkeys have learned how to drive a hard bargain.They have learned to barter for food with humans to return stolen possessions according to how highly a... Read more
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Why Cats Like Catnip...
Interesting work from Uenoyama et al.: Domestic cats and other felids rub their faces and heads against catnip (Nepeta cataria) and silver vine (Actinidia... Read more
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To Dust I Shall Return
“The source of all sorrow is the illusion that of ourselves we are anything but dust.” (Thomas Merton)On this Ash Wednesday – in the middle of a pandemic,... Read more
The 17 february 2021 by Andrewtix
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