13.11.2014
| Meaning Making
Hot or cold morality? (Part 1)
written by: Andrew Monroe
How do we make moral judgments? Are people cold, calculating Vulcans? Or are they affectively hot hedonists? Researchers often present...
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Politics doesn’t define how most people see themselves
written by: Jakob KasperEditorial Assistants: Charikleia Lampraki and Elena Benini. This project has received funding from the European Union, under the Horizon Europe MSCA Doctoral Networks programme (Call HORIZONMSCA-2021-DN-01, Grant Agreement No. 101072992)... more
- 12.11.2014 | Culture
Sorry, the relationship with your mother still matters for your achievement in life
written by: Marieke van EgmondParents in societies around the world have big ambitions for their children. At the same time, those societies have become... more - 31.10.2014 | Political Psychology
Never give up: The persistence of misinformation effects
written by: Alina FeinholdtPoliticians, corporations, journalists and even scientists sometimes do it – they tell people things that later on turn out to... more - 26.10.2014 | Race & Ethnicity, Self-Control & Decision-Making
Does discrimination fit a prototype?
written by: Aaron MossIn this blog post, I discuss what information people use to decide whether a behavior constitutes discrimination. Similar to the... more - 18.10.2014 | Happiness & Well-being
The missing heritability problem
written by: Marcus MunafoIn my last post I described the transition from candidate gene studies to genome-wide association studies, and argued that the... more - 14.10.2014 | Solid Science
When science selects for fraud
written by: Shauna Gordon-McKeonNatural selection is the process by which populations change as individual organisms succeed or fail to adapt to their environments... more
