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Gestalt Theory by Max Wertheimer
Originally presented as an address before the Kant Society in 1924, 'Gestalt Theory' by Max Wertheimer is a classic text in the history of Gestalt Psychology.
Why Do I Remember Embarrassing Things I’ve Said or Done in the Past?
Great article on why negative memories of embarrassing things just pop into our heads, and why we still feel so embarrassed, when the occasion is long past.
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Teleological Behaviourism Or What It Means To Imagine A Lion
Teleological behaviourism or what it means to imagine a lion. Thought-provoking article on the concept of teleological behaviourism by Howard Rachlin, Emeritus Research Professor of Psychology, Stony Brook University.
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Tricking The Brain: How Magic Works
Tricking the brain, how magic works. fascinating article by Gustav Kuhn on how studying magic provides insights into how and why our minds are so easily deceived.
Evolutionary Psychology Information and Resources
Evolutionary Psychology: Learn all about this fascinating branch of psychology.
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Great Article on Cognitive Dissonance
Great article on "cognitive dissonance", one of the most intriguing phenomena discovered in social psychology, by Dr. Kim Caudwell, lecturer in psychology at Charles Darwin University.
Real Life Cases of Amnesia That Are Stranger Than Fiction
Real Life Cases of Amnesia That Are Stranger Than Fiction: fascinating article by psychologist, award-winning writer and best selling author Dr Christian Jarrett.
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Doppelgangers and Perception
Fascinating article on face perception by Jordan Suchow, a cognitive scientist studying vision, learning, memory and technology at the University of California, Berkeley.
Brain Reboot: A Change of Mind Will Change Your Brain
Brain Reboot: A Change of Mind Will Change Your Brain explains how to reboot your brain, be happier, healthier and perform better in your work and personal life.
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Richard Nisbett Interview
Fascinating Q & A with world renowned psychologist Richard Nisbett, professor of psychology and Co-Director of the Culture and Cognition Program at the University of Michigan.
What Lies Behind Ghosts, Demons and Aliens According To Sleep Research
What lies behind ghosts, demons and aliens according to sleep researchers. Fascinating article on sleep paralysis and exploding head syndrome by Alice M Gregory, Professor of Psychology, Goldsmiths, University of London.
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Freud Versus Jung: A Bitter Feud Over The Meaning of Sex
Freud versus Jung. Excellent article on the rise and fall of the friendship between Sigmund Freud and Carl Jung.
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B.F. Skinner Information and Resources
Learn all about the life and work of psychology legend B.F. Skinner.
The Craving To Be Appreciated: William James
The craving to be appreciated. Wonderful letter written by psychology legend William James
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Gestalt Theory by Max Wertheimer
Nov 30, 22 04:58 AM
Originally presented as an address before the Kant Society in 1924, 'Gestalt Theory' by Max Wertheimer is a classic text in the history of Gestalt Psychology. -
Why Do I Remember Embarrassing Things I’ve Said or Done in the Past?
Nov 27, 22 04:46 AM
Great article on why negative memories of embarrassing things just pop into our heads, and why we still feel so embarrassed, when the occasion is long past. -
Teleological Behaviourism Or What It Means To Imagine A Lion
Nov 26, 22 12:59 PM
Teleological behaviourism or what it means to imagine a lion. Thought-provoking article on the concept of teleological behaviourism by Howard Rachlin, Emeritus Research Professor of Psychology, Stony…
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