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Sure, ‘Pizzagate’ is bunk, but does a conspiracy theorist lurk inside all of us?

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To be resilient, face tragedy with humour and flexibility

Aeon

“People who are resilient tend to be flexible – flexible in the way that they think about challenges, and flexible in the way that they react emotionally to stress. They are not wedded to a specifi... Read more

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Lightning can strike twice and people do call just when you’re thinking of them – but are such coincidences meaningful?

Aeon

Published Jul 10 Submitted to +Psychology   

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The fallacy of obviousness

Aeon

"What people are looking for – rather than what people are merely looking at – determines what is obvious. Obviousness is not self-evident."

Published Jul 05 Submitted to +Psychology   

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America is a nation of narcissists, according to two new studies

Washingtonpost

Check out the narcissistic index by state.

Published Jul 04 Submitted to +Psychology   

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Being rational all the time isn’t going to do you any favors

Qz

Published Jul 01 Submitted to +Psychology   

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A social psychologist explains why we should ask for help more often

Theverge

Published Jun 23 Submitted to +Psychology   

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The dark psychology of dehumanization, explained

Vox

“As anti-Muslim rhetoric increases under Trump, more Americans are seeing Muslims as less than human.”

Published Jun 18 Submitted to +Psychology   

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Why your brain never runs out of problems to find

Theconversation

Published Jun 29 Submitted to +Psychology   

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A psychologist explains why humans are so terrible to each other.

Vox

Published Jun 23 Submitted to +Psychology   

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People’s egos get bigger after meditation and yoga, says a new study

Qz

Published Jun 18 Submitted to +Psychology   

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Why stressed minds are more decisive

Bbc

Published Jun 17 Submitted to +Psychology   

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Two-Week Training Course To Treat Traumatized Children Completes In Gaza

Published May 30 Submitted to +Psychology   

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Are There Any Benefits to Being A Sore Loser?

Melmagazine

Published May 31 Submitted to +Psychology   

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The Amazing Psychology of Japanese Train Stations

Citylab

Published May 22 Submitted to +Psychology   

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Don’t Blame Phones for Narcissism

Newrepublic

Published May 07 Submitted to +Psychology   

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True generosity involves more than just giving

Aeon

Published May 05 Submitted to +Psychology   

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What's Wrong With Positivity?

Undark

"The field of positive psychology has been lambasted in recent years — but let’s not discount the numerous benefits of positive emotions."

Published May 02 Submitted to +Psychology   

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The surprising science of happiness

Ted

Published May 02 Submitted to +Psychology   

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A Cure for Disconnection

Psychologytoday

“Loneliness is a problem of epidemic proportions, affecting millions from all walks of life. But while its roots are complex, remedies may be within reach.

Published Apr 26 Submitted to +Psychology   

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