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Month: July 2020

Dunning Kruger Effect

The Dunning-Kruger Effect: Why we think we know more than we do

July 29, 2020 Daniel Edward 0

The Dunning-Kruger Effect is a cognitive bias that can lead people to think they are better than they are.

Yale Food Addiction Scale

The Yale Food Addiction Scale: Are you addicted to food?

July 27, 2020 Daniel Edward 0

The Yale Food Addiction Scale is the only psychological self-report measure for determining whether someone may have a food addiction.

Addicted to fizzy drinks - the psychology of addiction

Addicted to Pepsi Max? Understand addiction in six minutes (video)

July 23, 2020 Daniel Edward 0

Functional fixedness is a cognitive bias for seeing the function of something as “fixed” on whatever the traditional use for that object is.

Functional Fixedness - Cognitive Bias

Functional Fixedness: The cognitive bias and how to beat it

July 15, 2020 Daniel Edward 0

Functional fixedness is a cognitive bias for seeing the function of something as “fixed” on whatever the traditional use for that object is.

Psychology-of-summer-spending

Summer Spending Spree! How Summer Burns A Hole In Your Pocket

July 10, 2020 Daniel Edward 0

Research conducted in Israel shows that the temperature is directly related to the number of purchases made on a popular Israeli e-commerce site.

psychology textbooks for university

Psychology Textbooks for University

July 7, 2020 Daniel Edward 0

If you’ve just left school and are heading off to university after the Summer, then you’ll probably be thinking about which are the best psychology […]

Emotional Labour

Emotions for Hire – The Emotion Economy

July 3, 2020 Daniel Edward 0

About a third of the UK workforce works in a customer service role. Up to three quarters of us service customers in one way or […]

Places of the Heart by Colin Ellard Review

Book Review: Places of the Heart by Colin Ellard

July 2, 2020 Daniel Edward 0

You know a book was worth reading when you finish with four pages stuffed full of notes. That was exactly the case for me when […]

History of Psychology

The History of Psychology – From Wundt to Today

July 1, 2020 Daniel Edward 0

Psychology is roughly 200 years old, and even though some of the questions that psychologists ask are way older than that, the science of psychology is relatively young.

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Recent Posts

  • The Dunning-Kruger Effect: Why we think we know more than we do
  • The Yale Food Addiction Scale: Are you addicted to food?
  • Addicted to Pepsi Max? Understand addiction in six minutes (video)
  • Functional Fixedness: The cognitive bias and how to beat it
  • Summer Spending Spree! How Summer Burns A Hole In Your Pocket

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