Psychology Archive
Eric Taylor, University of Toronto – Human Perception
Selective attention is a key practice to help us process our busy world. Today on The
5/7/2016
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Robin Kowalski, Clemson University – Cyberbullying
Cyberbullying is a giant concern in the internet age. Today on The Academic Minute: Robin Kowalski,
29/6/2016
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Victor Sojo, University of Melbourne – The Risk of Everyday Sexism at Work
Workplace sexism isn’t always visible. Victor Sojo, post-doctoral research fellow at the University of Melbourne, discusses
28/6/2016
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Berthold Hoeckner, University of Chicago – Wisdom, Meditation and Ballet Too
Does wisdom come from the mind or does the body have a part to play as
17/6/2016
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Corinna Loeckenhoff, Cornell University – Self-Continuity
Are you living in the past or the future? Corinna Loeckenhoff, Associate Professor of Human Development
16/6/2016
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Rebecca Gullan, Gwynedd Mercy University – Mentors that Matter
How important is having a good mentor during college? Rebecca Lakin Gullan, associate professor of psychology
26/5/2016
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Brian Primack, University of Pittsburgh – Social Media and Depression
Does being addicted to social media make you more depressed? Brian Primack, Assistant Vice Chancellor for Health
18/5/2016
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Jay Zagorsky, The Ohio State University – Are Blondes Less Intelligent?
Are blondes really less intelligent? Jay Zagorsky, research scientist at The Ohio State University, discusses whether
6/5/2016
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Robin Queen, University of Michigan – Typos & Personality
Why are some people the grammar police and others not? Robin Queen, Professor of Linguistics at
4/5/2016
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Steven Neuberg, Arizona State University – Women, Ovulation and Mate Guarding
Do women know when to keep their partners away from other ovulating women? Steven Neuberg, foundation
3/5/2016
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