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Psychology
Total Results: 43
21 Feb 2022 - 12:01am
The empathy of Joseph Stalin
Nothing is more dangerous than a well-read dictator
Boyd Tonkin
Monday, 7 February
07.02
The dangerous side of Munchausen’s
Chronic illness influencers are faking it to make it
Stuart Ritchie
Wednesday, 24 November
24.11
Is the WHO inventing diseases?
There's little evidence for 'internet gaming disorder'
Tom Chivers
Monday, 15 November
15.11
Pop psychology has killed the villain
Profit is more important than the menace of evil
Dorian Lynskey
Thursday, 7 October
07.10
The dangers of the Nobel Prize
Why was the inventor of lobotomies given science's highest honour?
Stuart Ritchie
Monday, 23 August
23.08
Do you believe in luck?
Sometimes magical thinking gets magical results
Matthew Sweet
Saturday, 12 June
12.06
Why was Jo Cox murdered?
The true extent of Thomas Mair's evil may never be known
Tuesday, 1 June
01.06
The science of bullshit
Never believe an expert who thinks that 'confidence is everything'
Tom Chivers
Thursday, 27 May
27.05
You’re more biased than you think
Daniel Kahneman won a Nobel Prize for studying errors — and still makes them
Stuart Ritchie
Thursday, 22 April
22.04
What makes us hate?
A new book on prejudice dresses up common sense as scientific theory
Stuart Ritchie
Tuesday, 20 April
20.04
The empty promise of pop psychology
A new book by Jesse Singal explains why self-esteem fads never work
Sarah Ditum
Friday, 5 February
05.02
The Government’s Covid comms failure
The obsession with behavioural science is a classic case of over-promising and under-delivering
Stuart Ritchie
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