PsyZine – Issue 1
This issue of PsyZine was published on 5 June 2020 Know No Bounds: Unlimited in Lockdown If there’s one thing that Covid-19 has highlighted for […]
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Accents and Early Language Development
SCROLL DOWN FOR VIDEO If you asked people to guess at what age someone develops an accent, the chances are they might say around the […]
Psychology in the Driving Seat
SCROLL DOWN FOR VIDEO It’s the law in most countries that you can’t drive whilst holding your phone. No texting. No hand-held calls. Why is […]
Temperament: A Reliable Indicator of a Baby’s Personality?
SCROLL DOWN FOR VIDEO How can you define a person? Such a question is pivotal in the study of Personality and Developmental Psychology. It’s also […]
What Psychologists Say About… Decision Making
We’ve just uploaded a new Psychologist Quotes video to our YouTube Channel featuring nine quotes from leading psychologists about decision making. From famous names of […]
What Psychologists Say About… Anxiety
Our latest YouTube Video brings you seven interesting and inspiring quotes about Anxiety from some leading Psychologists. Whether you are experiencing Anxiety, or know someone […]
Personality Lecture on the Biological Traits of Reward and Neuroticism
In this lecture, I continue my discussion of the relationship between subcortical brain processes and the big five personality traits identified by psychometric researchers, focusing […]
Psychology Textbooks Recommended for Students
Psychology textbooks are an excellent resource for accessing a large amount of information in a clear, ordered way. If you are studying psychology for your […]
Biology/Traits in Personality: The Limbic System
In this lecture, I begin my discussion of the relationship between brain function, at a deep, subcortical level, and the existence of the five traits […]
Is Psychology biased? SPOT Effect research highlights cognitive bias
The SPOT Effect presents a challenge to psychologists and other researchers who aim to empirically test hypotheses in order to build and evaluate theories. […]