In December talks in Paris involving more than 200 countries may result in a new agreement aimed at reducing carbon emissions. In the months leading up to the conference, The Economist will be publishing guest columns by experts on the … Continue reading
A talented multi-lingual psychology student has spoken out about how she isn’t taken seriously because she loves the fake Barbie look.Ashton Clarke, 22, is currently a clinical psychology research assistant and student at The University of Tennessee, and hopes to … Continue reading
BY COURTNEY MORRISION, Staff Reporter Professors at the University of Michigan-Dearborn spend a lot of time teaching classes, but that is not all they do. Research is a large part of their commitment to the university, ranging from refugee work, … Continue reading
Posted: Tuesday, December 1, 2015 7:15 pm Our View: Water officials should consider the psychology, too Appeal-Democrat Editorial Board Appealdemocrat.com State water officials might need >>>
Getting people to do stuff, even stuff that will benefit them like diet, exercise, and proper hygiene, is often a dubious proposition. Defiance is natural in a lot of personalities. A recent study conducted by researchers from Newcastle University in … Continue reading
Adam Bogdan points to the cup of coffee he is sipping from. “I drink a lot more of this stuff these days, I can tell you!” he laughs. “I have to!” Fatherhood, eh? The Liverpool FC goalkeeper is a relative … Continue reading
Home News Staff ReporterTuesday, December 01, 2015 – Lahore—13th Muslim Psychology Conference was held at Fountain House Lahore and In inaugural session, Prof. Usman Rasheed welcomed the guests. Prof. Dr.Asir Ajmal, who delivered a thought provoking keynote address and Prof. … Continue reading
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An online threat against the University of Chicago’s quad (pictured) prompted the school to cancel classes. (quinnanya/Flickr) The University of Chicago has canceled classes today over fears of possible gun violence there. The FBI told the school that someone posted … Continue reading
On Nov. 21, I drove out to Point Woronzof to take in 100Stone, a public art installation of human-sized, mud-colored figures scattered across the beach, inching toward the unforgiving inlet waters. It is the creation of Sarah Davies, a two-year … Continue reading