Addressing the Academic Arms Race
This article explores the psychological impacts of the academic arms race on students, advocating for educational reforms that prioritize student well-being over competitive achievement.
社会与文化
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How Consumers' Emotional Responses Guide Decision-Making
Explore how different moods and emotions, such as anxiety, shape consumer decisions, influencing what they are willing to pay and the risks they take. Understand the role of emotions in better decision-making.
Is the World Really in Moral Decline?
Exploring the perception of moral decline and the reality of moral behavior stability or improvement, addressing biases in perception.
How Much Inequality Is Needed to Support a Strong Economy?
Exploring the delicate balance between economic inequality and the strength of a nation's economy, examining the psychological and policy implications.
How Do Children Acquire Prejudices?
Exploring the psychological and social factors that influence how children acquire prejudices, shedding light on the role of learning, environment, and identity formation.
What Daniel Kahneman Taught Me
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Are Parents to Blame for the Crimes of Their Kids?
Examining the unprecedented case where U.S. parents were held accountable for their son's school shooting, exploring the implications for parental responsibility in youth crimes.
The Psychology Behind the Pumpkin Spice Craze
Exploring why people are obsessed with pumpkin spice, focusing on its seasonal availability, taste, and the psychological effects of nostalgia and scarcity.
Why Experience Isn’t Always the Best Teacher
Exploring how experience, while valuable, can mislead professionals like forensic scientists, security agents, and doctors due to prevalence effects, and the importance of blind proficiency testing.