Category Archives: psychology
The silent signals of body language. If you’ve read the book you’ll know this is where it all started for me. (via Silent Signals | Psychology Today)
How memory works or 10 things most people get wrong about memory
A great introduction to memory from PsyBlog: How Memory Works: 10 Things Most People Get Wrong
Left Brain / Right Brain Myth
I’ve never been a fan of management & other pseudo psychology and the the left brain / right brain rubbish that is out there drives me mad. Back in 1987 this was a myth. Fast forward 25 years and it’s … Continue reading
Insightful stuff. “…the growing chorus of neuro-critics are half right: our early-twenty-first-century world truly is filled with brain porn, with sloppy reductionist thinking and an unseemly lust for neuroscientific explanations. But the right solution is not to abandon neuroscience altogether, … Continue reading
Tim Hartford looks at the 99p question. Do prices that end in 99p actually sell more than round numbers?
Theory in Practice
A useful site with some good examples of application of psychology theory. The three links half way down the page, Learning Theories, Domains and Concepts are where the good stuff is. Theory in Practice
How to write a research paper great for readers too
Useful for those of us who read them How to write a research paper great for readers too
Behavioural Economics; past present and future
A paper looking at the history and future of behavioural economics. Behavioural Economics; past present and future
The Brain Lady recommends some great pop psychology books
All big psychology, all good. The Brain Lady recommends some great pop psychology books
