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Our Psychology Video archive features the best Psychology Videos on the internet. Ranging from full-length university lectures to our in-house bite-size videos, these videos will help you engage with Psychology and develop your understanding of our complex subject.

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.

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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.

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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.

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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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Is depression a disability

Is Depression a Disability? Beck’s Negative Triad and Depression Causes

June 24, 2020 Daniel Edward 0

Is depression a mental illness or is depression a disability? Is there a difference between the two? What is depression anyway?

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How to get your work published: Five responses from journal editors

June 17, 2020 Daniel Edward 0

Every researcher wants to publish their research. So how do you do it, and what response could you receive?

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How to write an abstract for a scientific paper

How to write an abstract for a scientific paper

June 10, 2020 Daniel Edward 0

It’s the shortest part of your research paper (after the title) but your abstract is super important for the success of your paper.

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how to writing a research paper

How To: Writing a Research Paper

June 3, 2020 Daniel Edward 0

Read our step-by-step guide on the structure of a Psychology research report, or watch our 5 minute video.

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Theories of Intelligence

May 26, 2020 Daniel Edward 0

SCROLL DOWN FOR VIDEO Even though it’s an age-old concept, there’s still significant disagreement when it comes to defining intelligence. Are high-achievers in the classroom […]

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Accents and Early Language Development

May 20, 2020 Daniel Edward 0

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 […]

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