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May 2009
- Griffiths: Cognitive Bias and Skill in Gambling
- Eyewitness testimony: Can you really trust your own eyes?
- Questioning the Banality of Evil
- Asch (1955) Opinions and Social Pressure
- The Little Book of Thunks – Ian Gilbert
- This week on Twitter (2009-05-17)
- Zimbardo on Milgram and Obedience
- Who really suffers when a prison sentence is given?
- Is a home smoking ban enough to stop teen smoking?
February 2009
January 2009
December 2008
- PsychBLOG 2008 – Review of the Year
- A very Merry Christmas to all …
- Would People Obey Today? Part I: Ethics
- For those last minute Christmas shoppers …
- Looking inside the brain in real time. Possible?
- Open Access to The Psychologist January Issue
October 2008
- Projective Tests: What do you see?
- A selection of ‘Strange Stories’ – Theory of Mind & Autism.
- Stress: Portrait of a Killer
- Grey’s Anatomy as Health Promotion. Really?
- Talk about Tyranny
- Autism in 100 Words
- The BBC Prison Study Website Launched
- Autism: Is it all in the eyes?
- Resisting Authority: Memories from a defiant participant
September 2008
- Navigate through Maguire
- Smoking Shock Tactics: diseased lungs, rotting teeth and throat cancer.
- INSET: Psychology and the Web
August 2008
- Review: Mind Habits – reduce stress levels and boost your confidence and self-esteem
- How can the web help educators?
- The Emerging Mind
- Free Journal Access (only until 30th Sept)
- So you want to be a Clinical Psychologist?
July 2008
- Switching Pain Off? Coping with Pain and Pain Experience.
- The Making of Me – The BBC on the Nature-Nurture
- Milgram: Would I Pull That Switch?
- Just another psychology blog?
June 2008
May 2008
- Radio 4 on Freud and Genovese
- Don’t be a Bozo!
- One size fits all? Find out at the ATP Conference.
- From the writers of PSYlent: A Psychology Smorgasbord
April 2008
- Proudly announcing PsychClips.co.uk
- Lights. Camera. Action.
- The Apes that Can!
- Phantoms: Where does it hurt?
- Happy Birthday PsychBLOG and Free Stuff
- Keeping Current: The British Crime Survey
- Universities Not Accepting Psychology A Levels
March 2008
- Zimbardo Speaks
- All together now? Police Lineups.
- PSYlent: 23rd March 2008
- Stress: Think of the children!
- The core study rap!
- Visible Body: brain and body tools
- Missed Griffiths and Reicher & Haslam? Podcasts Avaliable!
February 2008
- OCR Psychology for AS with Dynamic Learning CD
- Psychology: technically demanding!
- Last chance to see Zimbardo while he’s still with OCR
- PSYlent: 17th February 2008
- Health promotion and awareness carnival
- Psychology of Love Marathon
- Ordinary People – Unspeakable Acts
- MOT your Corpus Callosum
- Parental Influence: Is it really their fault?
- Video: Hemisphere Disconnection & Lateralisation of Function
- Griffiths: Role of cognitive bias and skill in fruit machine gambling
January 2008
- Children see. Children do.
- The double edged sword of the cabbies’ hippocampi
- The Wonder of Psychology: Inspiring Teachers and Learners
- Crime-Reduction Theories (e-learninig)
- Journey to the center of our minds
- PSYlent: 6th January 2008
- Get inside the new core studies
December 2007
- From the makers of PsychBLOG: AQA Blogging
- Milgram: so it really can happen?
- Bored of reading? Time to PodCast.
- All our brains are the same colour
- Review: Psychology in a nutshell?
- AS Study Full Text References (Spec. 2008)
- Do men really have a higher pain threshold?
November 2007
- Rape: short word, long sentence.
- Curious: Agenesis of the Corpus Callosum
- OpenLearn from OU
- OCR psychology erratic marking and remarking in the news again
- ATP Conference 2008: Lincoln
- Washoe the chimp has died
October 2007
- A Century of Posts!
- PSYlent: 28th October 2007
- Move into the Ven (Evaluation Exercise)
- New issue of In-Mind
- Why blame me? It was all my brain’s fault!
- I’m [not] the only fatty in the village
- Zimbardo Conference with SWC
- So we’re not really THAT bad? Kitty Genovese
- Share & Exchange @ PsychExchange.co.uk
- Empathising-systemising (E-S) theory
- PsychBLOG mit* Go-Faster Stripes
September 2007
- Get writing for your chance to be a winner!
- PSYlent: 23rd September 2007
- Video: Hemisphere disconnection
- Resources galore from BPS Research Digest
- Approved: the new 2008 Spec and Zimbardo’s not invited!
- PSYlent: 16th September 2007
- Yet another autism research carnival …
- Diffusion of responsibility or irresponsibility
- The antenna is up!
- Some shocking videos
- Tyranny and the tyrant (The Psychologist)
- Can damage to the brain make you violent?
August 2007
July 2007
- Buone vacanze!
- PSYlent: 29th July 2007
- The PsychBLOG guide to Psychology & Science blogs
- Health Promotion: is the smoking ban health fascism?
- A Girl Like Me: Re-examining Racial Preference
- Another Autism Research Carnival
- Smelling your pain away
- PSYlent: 22nd July 2007
- Review: Classic Studies in Psychology 1 (DVD)
- It’s good to talk – psychblog.co.uk/discuss
- 4Teachers: Statistics Masterclass
- IQ Is Dumb: Validity and Reliability
- blogcast.psychblog – interviews, reviews and more (maybe)
- Video: Obedience with Derren Brown
- Interview: The gambling man? Prof. Mark Griffiths
- So you want to be a psychologist?
- Do bad guys lie? Social desirability on self-reports
- So much reflection …
June 2007
- PSYlent: 24th June 2007
- It’s oh so quiet
- It hurts when you think it should
- Gotcha. New police interview technique
- Review: How to get all 20 core studies into 12cm!
- PSYlent: 10th June 2007
- Health Promotion: have we gone too far?
- The Psychology of Celebrity
- PSYlent: 3rd June 2007
- Video: Being sane in insane places
May 2007
- Autism Research Carnival
- Review: Psychlotron.org.uk – The Teaching Resource Bank
- Meet Mr. Split Brainy
- PSYlent: 27th May 2007
- Want a mock decision? Then use a mock trial
- More talkative than once thought
- PSYlent: 20th May 2007
- More on the social psychology of violent video games
- Is there a sting in the tail at the end of the night?
- PSYlent: 13th May 2007
- Would you? Well? Morality and Choice
- Jury Selection: science or ‘dark art’?
- Closer than we think? Ape gestures.
- When two people love each other very much …
- You need Zamzar
- PSYlent: 6th May 2007
- The difficult first month? Not really!
- Addiction is all the same
- Cognitive Overload: Death by PowerPoint?
April 2007
- Who’s fault is it anyway? Absent fathers and teenage delinquency
- PSYlent: 29th April 2007
- So we no longer have freewill?
- Social Psychology with In-Mind
- Correlation and Causality
- How many blogs does it take …
- Ouch! Experience these senses in a unique way
- MEG Scan Development.
- Anyone for e-learning? A review of ‘e-teaching’ resources (Part 3: VLE’s & Conclusions)
- ATP: Leicester University 25th Anniversary Conference
- Do not pass go: Psychology Monopoly
- Blind Justice?
- Zimbardo: heroism, non-conformity and evil.
- Congratulations: you’re going to be a criminal
- MOT your personality
- Anyone for e-learning? A review of ‘e-teaching’ resources (Part 2: Forums & Blogs)
- AS Study References
- The eyes tell all: well at least for autistic children they do
- SLT: Grand Theft Auto might not be so ‘grand’
- Spec 2008 – Draft Proposal Now Out
- Zimbardo in the UK and a new blockbuster movie
- BSE & TSE Videos
- Obsessive Maladaptive Hyperactivity Dysfunction Disorder
- Anyone for e-learning? A review of ‘e-teaching’ resources (Introduction & Wiki’s)
- I misremember it well: Why older adults are unreliable eyewitnesses
- Milgram meet the 21st Century: Virtual Obedience?
- The difficult first post …
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