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Exes Suck

Letting Go of the Ex Preoccupation with your ex does not bode well. Better Than My Ex Does your beau beat your ex? Multiple Loves Can you be in love with more than one? The Commitment Phobe Walking aw… more →

Life as a tainted test tube — 15 comments

myeyesareuphere wrote 3 weeks ago: As I have mentioned in the past, my initial college career goal was to be an academic researcher. My … more →

Tags: feelings, Facts, integrative health, Acupuncture, Research Methods, Integrative Cancer Treatment, single case research design, nutritional supplements for cancer, Cancer & Diet

The Science of Boring — 3 comments

dtkrippene wrote 1 month ago: Alexandra Thompson – DepositPhoto When was the last time you reached a point in the day where the Sa … more →

Tags: Writing Dystopian Themes, Bored?, boredom, Dystopian

Martha C. Jacobson on How Psychology Research Can Change Police Practices for the Better

marthacjacobson wrote 1 month ago: Trained in clinical psychology, Martha C. Jacobson has provided assessments, evaluations, and expert … more →

Tags: Martha C. Jacobson, Psychology

First Steps of Being a Lab Rat

tobiasd wrote 2 months ago: At Berkeley, there’s a lot of research. If you’re a film major, you will have a little p … more →

Tags: Research, Studying at Berkeley, biology research, Cognitive Science, donation, experiment, Experimentrix, fMRI, huge machine

The File-Drawer Problem in Scientific Research — 2 comments

zoeelizabethc wrote 3 months ago: I’m currently writing up my undergraduate Psychology dissertation. Broadly, it is on the relat … more →

Tags: rants, Opinions, technology, Science, Psychology, University, Science, false positives, NEOPHILIA

Why More Americans are Happy, Yet Unsatisfied — 9 comments

lorilowe wrote 3 months ago: According to recent Gallup polls, American levels of happiness are at a four-year high, with 60 perc … more →

Tags: Family, happiness 2, Love, Marriage, Relationships, Research, better marriage, fulfillment, happiness

Prodigy Development - Anyone & Everyone

Leeuwin Glosz wrote 4 months ago: A prodigy is someone who demonstrates extraordinary abilities above their level of experience. Anyon … more →

Tags: Prodigy Development, Prodigy Developments, Autism Research

Beliefs Regarding Stimulant Medication Effects Among College Students With a History of Past or Current Usage

Lavelda Naylor, MA, LMFTA wrote 5 months ago: Here is a link to my latest publication. Many thanks to David and Glenn. http://jad.sagepub.com/cont … more →

Tags: Psychology, The Brain, Disorders, ADHD, naylor, pillow, Malone

5 Examples of Psychology Research Topics Related to Climate Change

P. A. Regoniel wrote 6 months ago: Are you a psychology student pondering what research topics to pursue in the course of conceptualizi … more →

Tags: Research, Research-2, climate change, Research Topics

The power of a skilled BRAND to turn us into puppets

Alex Genov wrote 6 months ago: I am a staunch individualist! I have never been one to follow trends, follow the crowd, or allow mys … more →

Tags: Customer experience, Psychology, advertising, Brand

Update

keanemrk wrote 7 months ago: Here at occpsyched I am seeking to expand the usefulness of content based on occupational psychology … more →

Tags: short posts, Training 2, Management, leadership, Human Resources, Research, Occupational Psychology, organizational psychology, Jobs

The Dangerous Rich

wanderinghare wrote 9 months ago: People with a lot of money don’t impress me–at least not because they have money and rar … more →

Tags: Psychology/Being, Politics, Politics 2, Wealth, class system

Post-traumatic Stress Disorder

mistygilliland wrote 9 months ago: Post-traumatic Stress Disorder Misty Gilliland Liberty University 2012 Abstract Post-traumatic stres … more →

Tags: ptsd, Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder, Liberty University, DSM-IV, Biblical Worldview, Causes, History, Prevention, Treatment

Maslow’s Holistic-Dynamic Theory

mistygilliland wrote 9 months ago: Maslow’s Holistic-Dynamic Theory Misty Gilliland  Liberty University 2012 Abstract In the mid-1900s, … more →

Tags: Liberty University, Maslow, Abraham Maslow, Holistic-Dynamic Theory, Self-Actualization, Transcendence, Needs, safety needs, physiological needs

Loss of Control Makes People Superstitious

Mason I. Bilderberg (MIB) wrote 10 months ago: People who were primed to feel like they have little control over their lives were more likely to ch … more →

Tags: Brain-works, human perception, Superstition, educational, psychics, psychic medium, Paranormal, Psychology, psychological research

Science Finally Proves That Spanking Leads To Terrible, Terrible Things!....Right?

Joshua Edmonds wrote 10 months ago: You probably heard that a study was released this week by the Journal of the American Academy of Ped … more →

Tags: Mental Health, mental health problems, Morgan Freeman, Psychological Health, Psychology, Research, research study, Science, Spanking

The obesity epidemic, Evolutionary Psychology, and product success

Alex Genov wrote 10 months ago: The world economy is stagnating.  Many traditional industries like manufacturing, housing, and const … more →

Tags: Customer experience, Psychology, Maslow, Hierarchy of Needs, Human Psyche, Evolutionary Psychology, product innovation, Marketing, advertising

Incompetent People Too Ignorant to Know It

Mason I. Bilderberg (MIB) wrote 11 months ago: A growing body of psychology research shows that incompetence deprives people of the ability to reco … more →

Tags: Brain-works, human perception, fun stuff, Psychology, Dumb People, Fun, ignorance, Ignorant, Incompetence

Hard to kill — 1 comment

Jason Schwartz wrote 1 year ago: Nature has a new article on the troubling shelf life of bad psychology research: Positive results in … more →

Tags: Policy, Research, Jason Schwartz, Research-2, Psychology, Science, social science, SOCIAL SCIENTIST


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