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Happier January - Day 1: Find three things to look forward to this year actionforhappiness.org/janua… #HappierJanuary
Come and visit our @HPSPsych department today and find out more about what we teach! #HPSopenevening @HighamsParkSch
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ILLUSION:
The movement of the blue and white stripes never changes.
#psychology #perception
Meet the neuroscientist shattering the myth of the gendered brain theguardian.com/science/2019…
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Why is Wordle, a new online word game, so popular? Psychology can help explain it, writes @ocklenBLOG bit.ly/35k4L2G
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Wider Reading:
An interesting read for #ALevelPsychology students & teachers related to the topic of Biopsychology and biological rhythms. 👇
theguardian.com/lifeandstyle…
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These two brains both belong to three-year-olds, so why is one so much bigger? - The Telegraph #moderndayattachment apple.news/ARPA36gi0QTWTrf4K…
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Using play-doh to learn brain and neural anatomy. Can you name the parts and/or lobes? Functions?
What we do and don't know about kindness bbc.com/future/article/20210… via @BBC_Future
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Colors don't exist on their own. Here's why it takes our brain to create them, writes @RobertLanza bit.ly/2Xi6phe
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Laughing is great for our wellbeing. Using positive humour (not intended to belittle or harm others) is associated with optimism, self-esteem and life satisfaction - and with decreases in depression, anxiety, and stress theatlantic.com/family/archi… @arthurbrooks
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"In the heat of the moment, kids lack the ability—not the will—to put words to how they are feeling." bit.ly/3fkA8fK























