Psychology
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One in 10 people never recover from grief. Why is that?
Marie Lundorff, Aeon
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How the injuries of modern love are redefining India’s ideas of traditional marriage
Parul Bhandari
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Your work doesn’t have to be a calling. Why we need to move past the mantra ‘do what you love’
Sam Haselby, Aeon
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The complex history of ‘happiness’ reveals that it is an unstable concept with political undertones
Rob Boddice, Aeon
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Seeing dead people is not always incompatible with modern, mainstream science
Andreas Sommer, Aeon
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How to make your crush like you: This TikTok creator teaches viewers ‘psychology tricks that work’
Scroll Staff
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The science behind disagreements. Or why we cling to our beliefs
Andreas Kappes, The Conversation Tali Sharot, The Conversation
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You know that warm, fuzzy feeling evoked by cat videos? There is a Sanskrit word to describe it
Alan Fiske, Aeon
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Why most people fail to speak up against authoritarian regimes
Nick Chater, The Conversation
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Are you bad at recognising faces? It may have something to do with your personality
Karen Lander, The Conversation
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Your personality is not just who you are but also where you are
Dorsa Amir, Aeon
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Do clusters of holes and cracks scare you? You are not alone
Chrissie Giles, Mosaic.com
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Can language accurately predict whether someone is suffering from depression?
Mohammed Al-Mosaiwi, The Conversation
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What is to be done about the problem of creepy men?
Heidi Matthews, Aeon
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Malcolm Gladwell, author of ‘Blink’, is back with a book to warn us about strangers
Malcolm Gladwell
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The science and psychology behind why people believe in curses
Ken Drinkwater and Neil Dagnall, The Conversation
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What is the Mandela effect? And why is it cited to explain the unlikely election of Donald Trump?
Neil Dagnall and Ken Drinkwater, The Conversation
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If you want to be successful at work, start by being happy
Lisa C Walsh, Aeon
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Move over, ‘hygge’. The word the world really needs to combat stress is Danish, and it is ‘pyt’
Marie Helweg-Larsen, The Conversation
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A belief in meritocracy isn’t just wrong – it’s detrimental and self-serving
Clifton Mark, Aeon