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Why you should be skeptical of "genes"1 comment

JR Minkel wrote 1 day ago: Newsweek’s Sharon Begley is a one-woman wrecking crew. Maybe you read her crushing attack on b … more →

Tags: Discourse, Cognitive Science, Genetics, IQ

All hail the sadistic Samaritan

longtale wrote 2 days ago: The bystander effect is a social psychological phenomenon in which people do not help someone in dis … more →

Tags: Anonymity, bystander effect, flaming, Online, Social Media

Menghilangkan Prasangka dan Menciptakan Komunikasi yang Mindfullness

mhfadjar wrote 2 days ago: Sebagaimana telah kita ketahui dari tulisan sebelumnya, sumber utama prasangka terletak pada emosi y … more →

Tags: prasangka, komunikasi, Mindfullness

Menghilangkan Prasangka dalam Bertindak: Berhubungan dengan Individu

mhfadjar wrote 2 days ago: “Jika sesuatu tampak sulit bagi kita, jangan menganggap orang lain tidak mampu melakukannya. S … more →

Tags: Emosi, prasangka, stereotif, Diskriminasi, reality theraphy, rational theraphy

Memaknai kembali 'emosi'

mhfadjar wrote 2 days ago: Sudah menjadi rahasia umum, emosi menjadi partner setia dalam derap langkah yang kita tempuh. Tanpa … more →

Tags: Emosi, Mood, Perasaan

What Are the Legal Implications of Implicit Biases?1 comment

Jon Hanson wrote 2 days ago: A federal judge and regular reader of The Situationist recently sent me a thoughtful e-mail containi … more →

Tags: Implicit Associations, Law, Discrimination, Employment Law, IAT

Non-judgmental

Dr. psych wrote 3 days ago: Whenever I read any self development books or listen to positive thinking speech. Often I absorb sam … more →

Tags: Philosophy, Life

Best to Accept the Worst

Michael Patton wrote 3 days ago: Scientific thought often seems to oppose mythic belief… And yet, the story of the Milgram exp … more →

Tags: Myth, Religion, New age, spirituality, Psychology, Cartoon, History, milgram, Obedience

Love3 comments

X wrote 4 days ago:   Haddaway asked the question back in 1992. Being all of six years old at the time, I was too preocc … more →

Tags: Humanities, Life, Philosophy, Psychology, Relationships, Love, Narrative

The Situation of Pain

The Situationist Staff wrote 4 days ago: From Harvard University, “Pain Hurts More if the Person Hurting You Means It”: Researche … more →

Tags: Emotions, Dan Wegner, Intention, Kurt Gray, Pain

Experiments With People Revelations From Social Psychology

warezandbooks wrote 6 days ago: Download Lawrence Erlbaum Associates – 2004 – Experiments With People Revelations From … more →

Tags: self-help books

The Situation of Gender-Science Stereotypes

The Situationist Staff wrote 1 week ago: A BBC podcast of an interview with Situationist Contributor Brian Nosek about Project Implicit’s rec … more →

Tags: Education, Implicit Associations, Podcasts, Brian Nosek, Gender, Math, Science, social cognition

Philosophical readings1 comment

forwearemany wrote 1 week ago: The Guardian has a great (and ongoing) series of articles detailing philosophers’ ideas on fa … more →

Tags: Miscellaneous, General Science, Philosophy, Nietzsche, Hobbes, Heidegger, how to believe, the guardian, Berkeley Webcast

Palin As Figurehead

Dan Fincke wrote 1 week ago: The other day I quoted one of Andrew Sullivan’s readers who attributed Sarah Palin’s pop … more →

Tags: Politics, Psychology, Sociology

The Situation of Gender and Science1 comment

The Situationist Staff wrote 2 weeks ago: Rachana Dixit wrote a worthwhile article in Daily Progress summarizing recent research illustrating … more →

Tags: Implicit Associations, Situationist Contributors, Brian Nosek, Gender, Mahzarin Banaji, Science

Highly Commended - Giving a Voice to Ordinary People

Gary Wood wrote 3 weeks ago: Just announced are the results of the Royal College of General Practitioners’ prize for resear … more →

Tags: News, Research, 2008, attitudes, BMJ, democratization, dr gary wood, exceptional circumstances, focus groups

When it comes to chance, don't expect to be rational

Paul Harrison wrote 3 weeks ago: Most of us like to think that we make decisions in a rational, sensible way. We prefer to believe th … more →

Tags: Consumer Behavior, Essay, Human Behavior, Tribal, Chance, Decision Making, Emotional, lottery, Rationality

Waving the Flirting Wand

zliteratus wrote 3 weeks ago: Flirting is the knack of conveying interest. “If you are a gifted flirt,” proposed the l … more →

Tags: Breakthroughs column, Flirting, Literatus, Sun.Star Cebu

Religion and rebellion1 comment

magus71 wrote 4 weeks ago: Reading my Social Psychology (Meyers, 2008, 9th edition) book for my college class, I came upon an i … more →

Tags: Psychology, Religion


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