In-Mind Blog
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30.05.2014 | Violence & Aggression
Coping with being bullied
by: Matt NewmanIn this blog post, I discuss recent research suggesting that being the victim of bullying can have a long-lasting impact on mental and physical health. But there’s a ray of... more -
28.05.2014 | Political Psychology
Political ideology is more than just “liberal” and “conservative”
by: Jarret CrawfordIn this blog post, I describe new evidence that thinking about political ideology on a single liberal/left to conservative/right spectrum masks important nuances in the origins of political ideologies and... more -
13.05.2014 | Social Influence & Negotiations
Would One Direction be as popular if we got to re-run the world?
by: Ase Innes-KerEmbed from Getty Images In Ray Bradbury’s time-travel story “A sound of thunder”, the accidental killing of a butterfly in the past changes the future. What would happen... more -
05.05.2014 | Culture
Can music create intercultural understanding? According to Madonna (and psychological research), it can!
In my last blog, I argued that Madonna’s lyric of ‘music makes the people come together’ has a scientific basis. There are scientific studies that support the claim that music... more -
02.05.2014 | Solid Science
Pre-registration watch part 1: Detecting deception
by: Anna van 't VeerIn this blog post, I will report on the experiences of social psychologists, such as myself, with committing ourselves to detailed descriptions of the hypotheses and other specifics of experiments... more -
28.04.2014 | Meaning Making
Free will without metaphysics
by: Andrew MonroeFree will is big news these days. It is turning up in the New York Times, NPR, Slate, car commercials, and in two excellent 2009 pieces... more

