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Do twitter or facebook activity influence scientific impact?

February 23, 2017 PsyUnlocked 0

Are scientists smart when they promote their work on social media? Isn’t this a waste of time, time which could better be spent in the […]

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Social Psychology

January 26, 2017 Daniel Edward 0

In some ways, all psychology is social psychology because all psychological areas of study exist within a social context. However, there is a distinct field of […]

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social psychology research topics

Social Psychology Research Topics

January 24, 2017 Daniel Edward 0

Whether you’re looking for social psychology research topics for your A-Level or AP Psychology class, or considering a research question to explore for your Psychology PhD, […]

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Philip Zimbardo

Philip Zimbardo

December 28, 2016 Daniel Edward 0

Whether you’re a fan of quotes, need a perfect quote to support your argument in an essay, or a simply looking for a bit of […]

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Stanley Milgram

Stanley Milgram

December 21, 2016 Daniel Edward 0

Whilst Milgram’s work has secured him a prominent position in the history of Social Psychology, he found himself suspended from the American Psychological Association for […]

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The Stanford Prison Experiment (Zimbardo, 1972)

December 11, 2016 Daniel Edward 0

Philip Zimbardo’s most famous study, The Stanford Prison Experiment, almost went horribly wrong. The experiment had to be called off within a week because the […]

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Communal Parenting (Bettelheim, 1964)

December 11, 2016 Daniel Edward 0

Is a two-parent family unit actually necessary for children to develop into successful adults? Western culture has traditionally encouraged the ‘nuclear family’ – a household […]

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Milgram (1961) | Obedience to Authority

December 10, 2016 Daniel Edward 0

In 1961, Stanley Milgram conducted a social experiment at Yale University that would earn him a reputation as one of the great 20th Century Social […]

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