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History of bipolar disorder = elevated risk of dementia: is vitamin D important?

February 23, 2017 PsyUnlocked 0

“History of BD [bipolar disorder] is associated with significantly higher risk of dementia in older adults.” So said the systematic review and meta-analysis published by Breno Diniz and […]

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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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The Science of the Rorschach Blots

February 22, 2017 PsyUnlocked 0

When the psychiatrist Hermann Rorschach blotted ink onto paper to produce a series of abstract patterns, could he have known that nearly 100 years later, […]

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12 Positive Psychology Interventions + 3 Ways To Find The One You Need

February 16, 2017 PsyUnlocked 0

Positive Psychological Interventions (also known as Positive Psychology Interventions-PPIs) are theoretically-grounded and empirically-validated instructions, activities, and recommendations that are designed to enhance wellbeing (Lomas, Hefferon […]

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Top 20 Mindfulness Apps For Meditation, Eating & Awareness

February 15, 2017 PsyUnlocked 0

As smartphones become more and more ubiquitous in today’s world, questions arise as to how they affect mindfulness. For example, a few years ago the […]

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The Complexities of “The Love Hormone”

February 15, 2017 PsyUnlocked 0

Oxytocin, commonly known as “the love hormone”, is a small chemical that is produced in the brain of mammals, but can both act as a […]

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What is Awe? A Definition And 3 Ways To Live An ‘Awesome’ Life

February 14, 2017 PsyUnlocked 0

We all have the leading part in the play of our life. Our aims and goals seem very important and time has long been added […]

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Simple Jury Persuasion: The “bad is black” effect 

February 14, 2017 PsyUnlocked 0

It is hard to believe that more than two decades have passed since the controversial Time magazine cover featuring OJ Simpson with his skin intentionally […]

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Depression, SMILES and Modified Mediterranean diet (advice)

February 14, 2017 PsyUnlocked 0

SMILES in the title of this post refers to the SMILES trial – Supporting the Modification of lifestyle In Lowered Emotional States – and results […]

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Teaching AI to be prejudiced, the “bamboo ceiling”,  overcoming unconscious bias, snap judgments and racial fears

February 12, 2017 PsyUnlocked 0

Time for another one of those combination posts on things much too good to overlook. This time we are almost all about various sorts of […]

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