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By Adam Rifkin

Influence of the brain is why selling techniques work so well.

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What Percentage of Psychology Degree Holders are Employed?

21 celebrities speak honestly about their mental health battles

Science deconstructs humor: What makes some things funny?

Rich people pay less attention to other people.

The Fake Laugh

How The Concept Of Implicit Bias Came Into Being

How Many Friends Can Your Brain Handle? - Scientific American

Your memory rewrites the past and edits it with new experiences, study finds - The Independent

Why your smart friends can seem like such slackers...

In negotiation, getting a No is actually better than a Yes: Three Negotiation Strategies from FBI Hostage Negotiator Chris Voss

Scholars Talk Writing: Steven Pinker

Science has found a motivational trick that actually improves your performance: Giving yourself a pep talk.

Auditory processing: Are expectations more important than sound?

Why the Myers-Briggs test is totally meaningless...

Long visits to nature are linked to improved mental health.

The Cognitive Science Behind Repeating Mistakes

Failure Is Moving Science Forward, by FiveThirtyEight

To Be More Persuasive, Repeat Yourself

50 psychological and psychiatric terms to avoid: a list of inaccurate, misleading, misused, ambiguous, logically confused words and phrases

"The simple riddle that 50% of Harvard students get wrong"

Contrary to previous research, percent of people resilient to major life stressors is 48%, compared to the 81% found previously.

Dear Google, Is There a Shrink for That?

Harvard psychologist Amy Cuddy says people judge you on two criteria

The Wild Life and Fruitful Thoughts of Robert Trivers

Valuing Your Time More Than Money is Linked to Happiness

Is it OK to cry?

Albert Bandura to Receive National Medal of Science

Why We Zone Out (And Why It’s Not Entirely a Bad Thing)

Need to give your dog some medicine? Just use reverse psychology.

One Research Backed Way to Effectively Manage Your Stressful and Busy Schedule: Write Down Your Personal Values, by James Clear

Don't think you're superior to me because you're not on Facebook.

How politics makes us stupid

Children’s self-esteem is already established by age 5.

Psychologists conducted a survey to find out exactly what makes 'creepy' people creepy — and they had a few things in common.

The Internet creates an illusion whereby people mistake access to information for their own personal understanding of the information.

YANSS 60: How to turn your fears and anxieties into positivity and productivity with cognitive reframing...

Vaccine skeptics can be convinced to change their positions, by showing them graphic images of children infected by preventable diseases.

Scientists reduce belief in God by shutting down the brain's medial frontal cortex...

The Case for Expensive Clothes

Your Brain Isn't a Computer. It's a Quantum Field.

Why the Myers Briggs test is totally meaningless...

Hooked: How to Build Habit Forming Products by Nir Eyal

Why I'm Always Late - Wait But Why

Laurie Santos of Yale on Alief Automatic Belief-Like Attitudes, a Source of Cognitive Biases in Critical Thinking

Over half of psychology studies fail reproducibility test

Therapist: That's not your personality.

Staring Into Someone's Eyes For 10 Minutes Can Alter Your Consciousness

Being pessimistic about the future may cause depression, new study by Martin Seligman and Ann Marie Roepke finds

Low status men are more likely to bully women online.

Why keeping secrets is bad for your health

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