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Common sense suggests that being too critical or overbearing is not a great way to parent. Now science can back that up. In a five-year study of primary school children in Singapore, researchers found that children with controlling parents are more likely to be overly critical of themselves, a problem that increases with age. Being…
via Study: Controlling parents have maladaptive perfectionist kids — Quartz
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Shane O'Mara's experimental brain research lab.
A History of the Alt-Right
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A methodology blog for social psychology
A companion to the journal Behavioural Public Policy
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Knowledge That Can Change The World
Intelligence Matters
simple steps to improve statistical analyses in neuroscience & psychology
Improving the replicability of empirical research
A psychology blog. Thoughts about the mind, science, society, and whatever else.
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Behavioural economics. Behavioural and data science. Economics. Evolutionary biology.
