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The biases of pop psychology
I just found this great piece at Scientific American that makes a fascinating point about how pop psychology books that inform us about our biases tend not to inform us about our most important bias –...
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Understanding the Psychology of Gambling
Gambling is perceived by many individuals as merely a form of entertainment – an outlet for stress and perhaps even a form of “therapy” where person can kick back and have fun. Over the past few...
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A spook’s guide to the psychology of deception
Last February, a file from the Edward Snowden leaks was released from a 2012 GCHQ presentation called ‘The Art of Deception: Training for Online Covert Operations’. It describes the ‘Online Covert...
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The Business of Color Psychology – Infographic
What would you do in order to improve the performance of your business? Would you invest all of your personal savings? Would you be willing to take out a massive loan? Well, what if you could enhance...
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Social psychology has lost its balance
The New Yorker has an interesting article about a lack of political diversity in social psychology and how that may be leading to a climate of bias against conservative researchers, ideas and the...
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VIDEO: Top 10 Facts – Psychology
David from Youtube’s Top10 Facts presents his take on the 10 most fascinating points in the science of psychology. What is Psychology?
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Wanted: political diversity in social psychology
A fascinating article on why social psychology needs more political diversity is due to be published in Behavioral and Brain Sciences. Sadly the full article is locked behind a paywall but the abstract...
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Power analysis of a typical psychology experiment
Understanding statistical power is essential if you want to avoid wasting your time in psychology. The power of an experiment is its sensitivity – the likelihood that, if the effect tested for is real,...
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The Psychology of Sound – Infographic
style="display:inline-block;width:336px;height:280px" data-ad-client="ca-pub-3741205022172566" data-ad-slot="1885701484"> Most of us are very aware that sound can have a significant impact on our...
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