Psychology
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More people than ever before are single – and that’s a good thing
Bella DePaulo, The Conversation
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What if the London attack wasn’t an act of terrorism?
Steve Hewitt, The Conversation
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Phantom calls: Ever felt your phone buzzing when it wasn't?
Daniel J. Kruger, The Conversation
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Our experiments taught us why people troll
Justin Cheng, Cristian Danescu-Niculescu-Mizil and Michael Bernstein, The Conversation
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Looking into the Mandela effect: Why many of us share memories of things that never happened
Caitlin Aamodt
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Why children ask ‘Why?’ and what makes a good explanation
Matteo Colombo
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The mesmerising story of Annie De Montford, a 19th-century hypnotist and ‘psychological star’
Christopher Green
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What's the secret behind our much-loved sports rituals and superstitions? The illusion of control
Keis Ohtsuka, The Conversation
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Watch: Why children's drawings matter in the age of digital world
Scroll Staff
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Lab notes: Less sun time triggers emotional distress
Scroll Staff
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The man for whom whistling is the worst sound in the world
John Osborne, mosaic.com
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Science deconstructs humour: What makes some things funny?
Alex Borgella, The Conversation
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Watch: This analysis suggests why people are so nasty sometimes (they're in pain)
Scroll Staff
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Watch: Are you an ambivert? Science says it might be better than being an introvert or an extrovert
Scroll Staff
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What do all online trolls have in common?
Kali Holloway
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Why extremists use violence in their quest for significance
Arie Kruglanski, The Conversation
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Why isn’t there a gene for depression?
Sarah Bailey, The Conversation
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Psychology behind the unfunny consequences of jokes that denigrate
Thomas E. Ford, The Conversation
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What it takes to become a cryptic crossword expert – and it’s more than just practice
Kathryn Friedlander and Philip A. Fine, The Conversation
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How cute things hijack our brains and drive behaviour
Morten L. Kringelbach, Alan Stein and Eloise Stark, The Conversation