Morality Is Objective
Exploring the psychological and cognitive science perspectives on the objectivity of morality, discussing how moral judgments are influenced by social norms and individual perceptions.
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The Mental Illness-Violence Link
Exploring the complex relationship between mental illness and violence, debunking myths, and examining the role of substance use, poverty, and social factors.
Steve Buscemi Reveals Why His New Film Listens in on a Warmline
Explore how Steve Buscemi's new film delves into the world of warmlines and their significance in mental health through storytelling and empathy.
The Social Media Mob
Exploring the impact of social media mobs on civil order, drawing from historical mob psychology and the challenges of the digital age.
The Psychological Origins of Our Diamond Obsession
Explore how marketing and psychology have shaped our fascination with diamonds, often linked to relationship longevity and purity, despite research suggesting a counterintuitive effect on marriage success.
What Can Headbutting Goats Reveal About Brain Injury?
Exploring the implications of headbutting behavior in male bovids like goats and sheep, and what it reveals about the risks of brain injury and neurodegeneration.
Should Shelters and Breeders Require Literacy in Behavior?
Exploring the importance of literacy in animal behavior for shelters and breeders, ensuring better pet adoption outcomes and understanding of animal psychology.
Orca-strated Chaos: Understanding a Summer of Orca Drama
Explore the intriguing behaviors of orcas in 2023, including boat-ramming and species harassment, and compare these actions to human social traits for a deeper understanding.
Honesty and Truthfulness in Science
Exploring the importance of honesty and truthfulness in scientific research, focusing on their role in maintaining research integrity and ethical conduct within the field of psychology.
Why We Are All Crooked Bankers
New research reveals a paradox in human behavior: we can be both generous and selfish, capable of harming groups for personal gain. This article explores the psychological underpinnings of such behavior.