Psychology Archive
Human psychology and neurological processes are rarely considered when drawing up blueprints for buildings. But, research
Posted by: Academic Minute
22/8/2014
Are humans hard-wired to crave sweet treats? Dr. Ivan de Araujo, an associate professor of psychiatry
Posted by: Academic Minute
21/8/2014
A lot is being written about the psychological effects of social media. Dr. Pamela Keel, a
Posted by: Academic Minute
13/8/2014
Fractals are naturally occurring patterns that replicate in a self-similar manner. But, as Chapman University psychologist
Posted by: Academic Minute
1/8/2014
Some people are inherently pessimistic. Others tend to focus on the positive and maintain a sunny
Posted by: Academic Minute
30/7/2014
How a child learns about the concept of safety depends greatly on the conversations they have
Posted by: Academic Minute
14/7/2014
Music is generally regarded as one of the most pleasurable stimuli we, as humans, experience. Music’s
Posted by: Academic Minute
11/7/2014
Studying the communicative relationship that parents share with their children is a great way to understand
Posted by: Academic Minute
27/6/2014
Racism isn’t always an overt display of prejudiced behavior or language. Microaggression is a term coined
Posted by: Academic Minute
25/6/2014
Does profit sharing improve the community at large? In today’s Academic Minute, Jane Costello, a professor
Posted by: Academic Minute
23/6/2014