12.02.2014
| Culture
Re-thinking how we think about conformity
written by: Robert Thomson
In this post, I recount part of my journey into the nitty-gritty of cross-cultural differences in behavior. More specifically, I...
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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
- 06.02.2014 | Romance & Friendship
Does parental disapproval lead to love or dissolution? The Romeo and Juliet effect vs. the social network effect
written by: Chelsea EllithorpeIn this post, I assert that two opposing theories about how opinions friends and family hold affect one’s romantic relationship... more - 29.01.2014 | Political Psychology
Everyone is biased
written by: Jarret CrawfordMy first blog post tells the story of my discovery of the conditions that reveal the political biases of liberals... more - 04.01.2014 | Big Questions in Society
After Trayvon: The science of protecting innocent black men
written by: Scott SleekEven though the death of Trayvon Martin drew much public attention in the last year and a half, the shooting... more - 31.12.2014 | Big Questions in Society
Why do we sometimes enjoy the misfortune of others?
written by: Wilco van DijkHave you ever been in a situation where you couldn’t resist a little smile when someone else had a setback... more - 01.12.2013 |
Why do people help strangers when disaster strikes?
written by: Theresa DiDonatoMarc Fucarile, a 34-year old native of Stoneham MA, lost his right leg, nearly lost his left, was peppered with... more