psychology

76 posts

  1. The Story of Your Life
  2. Unless You Are Spock, Irrelevant Things Matter in Economic Behavior
  3. That’s what’s so frightening
  4. How Adam Smith Can Change Your Life
  5. Grief is as unique as a fingerprint
  6. Why people cling to their hates so stubbornly
  7. Missing Out: In Praise of the Unlived Life
  8. When people say, “I’m the kind of person who,” my heart always sinks
  9. Will the Real Introverts Please Stand Up? | Scientific American
  10. The Last Word On Nothing | Guest Post: The Art (& Science) of Lefty Portraits
  11. Philip Seymour Hoffman: The End of Quitting
  12. He who travels to get somewhat which he does not carry
  13. Hilary Mantel reviews ‘Tormented Hope’ by Brian Dillon · LRB 5 November 2009
  14. There’s no need for you to “decide” on one feeling
  15. Jealousy lives upon doubt
  16. Hyperbole and a Half: Depression Part Two
  17. Savvy advertising is always trying to tell you something about yourself
  18. Take the hard feelings away, and this is the right thing to do
  19. Our unlived lives are often more important than our lived ones
  20. 46 Reasons My Three Year Old Might be Freaking Out
  21. Feeling-Making Machine: An Interview with Mary Karr - R A I N T A X I o n l i n e Spring 2010
  22. Advice for Boys – The Bygone Bureau
  23. Our neuroses rush into everything we invent
  24. Hyperbole and a Half: Adventures in Depression
  25. The Medication Generation: Teenagers and Antidepressants - WSJ.com
  26. Which old sayings are true and which are false? - Barking up the wrong tree
  27. Shame: A Durkheimian Take – The New Inquiry
  28. “Have you tried suffering?”
  29. The Decline and Fall of Parental Authority | AlterNet
  30. Denial about how invested you are in a single outcome
  31. A Different Take on Empathy | RyanHoliday.net
  32. Magical Thinking - Psychology Today
  33. The New Inquiry - Consider the Humblebrag
  34. More and more, a psychiatrist is approached today by patients who confront him…
  35. Misinformation in TV Drama Gains Credibility Over Time - Miller-McCune
  36. Thus ever from himself doth each man flee
  37. List of cognitive biases - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
  38. The Epidemic of Mental Illness: Why? by Marcia Angell | The New York Review of Books
  39. Envy works upon what is close at hand, and things that are far off we are more…
  40. You act like mortals in all that you fear, and like immortals in all that you…
  41. BPS Research Digest: The books and journal articles all psychologists should read
  42. Regrets of the Typical American
  43. To find out who “you” are, focus not on your intentions but on how…
  44. Terror management theory - Wikipedia
  45. Balanced Arguments Are More Persuasive — PsyBlog
  46. Emotive conjugation - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
  47. Escalation « Cheap Talk
  48. Have You Ever Tried to Sell a Diamond? - Magazine - The Atlantic
  49. Forer effect - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
  50. Scientists identify moves that make men irresistible on the dancefloor
  51. The war on unhappiness: Goodbye Freud, hello positive thinking - By Gary Greenberg (Harper's Magazine)
  52. Why Elite Shoppers Eschew Logos
  53. Psychoanalysis is about what two people can say to each other if they agree…
  54. The Tyranny of Things by Edward Sandford Martin - The Oxford Book of American Essays
  55. The Happiness Hypothesis (review: 5/5)
  56. Stendhal’s depiction of “crystallization” in the process of falling in love
  57. What's the relationship between money, ambition, and happiness? - Barking up the wrong tree
  58. The best vacation ever - The Boston Globe
  59. How do you talk yourself into something? | Psychology Today
  60. Why Do Harvard Kids Head to Wall Street? « The Baseline Scenario
  61. The Trustworthiness of Beards - Percolator - The Chronicle of Higher Education
  62. Music = dye
  63. Sexual Politics of Dancing: The Secrets of Looking Good on the Dance Floor
  64. The relative relativity of material and experiential purchases
  65. What is good music?
  66. As a former(-ish) introvert, I think most of this is pretty spot-on
  67. Edge: What makes people vote Republican?
  68. The hollow mask illusion
  69. Marshmallows and time preference
  70. How the city hurts your brain
  71. New York Times article about boredom
  72. Why we love a good yarn
  73. It Is Upsetting to Conclude That Someone Is “Simply a Bastard”
  74. Against Happiness (review: 2.5/5)
  75. If Osama is only 6 degrees away, why can't we find him?
  76. The Tipping Point (review: 2/5)