Tagged “psychology”
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Cognitive Biases
A visual, interactive database of cognitive biases with illustrated cards and short explanations of how the mind tricks…
Cognitive Fun!
A free collection of browser-based cognitive psychology test games measuring attention, memory, and reaction time, built…
Cognitive Neuroscience Society Blog
The Cognitive Neuroscience Society's blog, covering conference and journal news in brain and mind research, including in…
Companion Animal Psychology
A blog by an animal behaviour expert and author covering the science of dogs, cats, and other pets, from training resear…
Conceptually
A site of short, illustrated explainers on cognitive biases and mental models designed to make behavioral science easy t…
Dan Ariely
The personal blog and research hub of behavioral economist Dan Ariely, exploring irrationality, honesty, and decision-ma…
Detectable
An explorable explanation of signal detection theory, with playable experiments and live charts that show how people dec…
Divergent Association Task
A quick creativity test where you name ten words as different from each other as possible, then get a score based on how…
Donald J. Robertson
The blog of a cognitive-behavioural therapist and author on Stoicism, Socrates, philosophy, and psychology, applying anc…
Dr Sarah McKay
Weekly evidence-based neuroscience articles that break brain health research into simple everyday steps, from sleep and…
DreamBank
A searchable collection of more than 20,000 dream reports gathered by UC Santa Cruz researchers, from dream journals and…
Effectiviology
A site explaining cognitive biases, persuasion techniques, and decision-making concepts through detailed, evidence-based…
Embezzlers Are Nice People
A lawyer who sues embezzlers worldwide explains why the people who steal from their employers tend to be likable, truste…
Evidence of Fraud in a Study About Procrastination
Data Colada's forensic statistical investigation of a famous behavioral-science study on artificial deadlines, showing s…
Experimental History
Adam Mastroianni's essays on psychology, science and how to live, funny and sharp, such as 'So you wanna de-bog yourself…
Five Levels of Communication
Executive coach Ed Batista explains Richard Francisco's Five Levels of Communication, a simple model of how conversation…
Greater Good Magazine
UC Berkeley's Greater Good Science Center translates research on happiness, gratitude, compassion, and mindfulness into…
Have Attention Spans Been Declining?
A reader-written contest essay that digs into the evidence for and against shrinking attention spans, weighing studies a…
How Random Are You?
A browser experiment where you say numbers aloud as randomly as you can while a predictor seals its guess before each on…
How to Avoid Losing Items? Holding Pens
A short, practical essay on why we lose things at home and how designating a holding pen for items in transit keeps keys…
Human Memory
An accessible educational site explaining how memory works, its types and disorders, alongside interactive demonstration…
Humor Styles Questionnaire
A web survey based on the Humor Styles Questionnaire that scores how you use humor, from affiliative to self-defeating,…
I Do Not Remember My Life and It's Fine
A personal essay on what reminiscing is like without mental imagery, exploring aphantasia, memory and how a mind without…
ihavenotv: Brain Documentaries
Documentaries about the mind: perception tricks, psychedelics, psychosis, memory and what brain surgeons see inside our…
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