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Why Busyness Makes Us Happier

Why Busyness Makes Us Happier

Article | Psychology
Sitting idle isn’t rest; it’s quiet torment. Your hands reach for the phone on their own, thoughts spin in circles, and the mood plummets. But when there’s a task — even a simple one — time flies, the mood lifts.
Test: How Does Your Body Affect Your Mood?

Test: How Does Your Body Affect Your Mood?

Article | Psychology
Here is a short test to see how your physical state might be influencing your emotional state. It was put together by a group of psychologists who study the link between movement, food, sleep, and emotions.
Harmony of Body and Soul: A Test That Reveals Where You're

Harmony of Body and Soul: A Test That Reveals Where You're "Slipping"

Article | Psychology
Hey. Sometimes we hit the gym but still feel like we've been run over by a truck by evening. Or we eat salads, yet our mood is zero. It's not random: body and soul are two sides of the same coin. When one side wears out, the other dims too.
What’s Your Child’s Temperament? A Four-Type Test and Parenting Tips

What’s Your Child’s Temperament? A Four-Type Test and Parenting Tips

Article | Psychology
Temperament is like a built-in program in a child: it decides how your little one reacts to noise, new toys, or punishment. You can’t fix it or switch it — you can only understand it and adjust your parenting.
When the Elevator Makes You Face the Wall: How Group Pressure Works

When the Elevator Makes You Face the Wall: How Group Pressure Works

Article | Psychology
You step into an elevator on the first floor. Inside are four people—all standing with their backs to the doors, staring at the rear wall. What do you do? Most people simply turn around and join them.
The Power of Placebo: How a Fake Machine Healed Kids from Pain

The Power of Placebo: How a Fake Machine Healed Kids from Pain

Article | Psychology
A few years ago on the Vsauce show Mind Field, an experiment unfolded that looks like a trick but actually reveals one of the most powerful forces in the human mind.
The Rosenthal Effect: How Our Expectations Shape Someone Else’s Destiny

The Rosenthal Effect: How Our Expectations Shape Someone Else’s Destiny

Article | Psychology
When a teacher looks at a student and thinks, “This one’s definitely going to be a straight-A kid,” something invisible kicks in. The student suddenly starts studying harder, even though no one gave them extra lessons.
The Just World Fallacy: Why We Believe Everything Happens “For a Reason”

The Just World Fallacy: Why We Believe Everything Happens “For a Reason”

Article | Psychology
Imagine this: someone wins a million in the lottery. Most of us immediately think, “Well, they probably deserved it—maybe they worked hard or they’re just a good person.”
Asch’s Experiment: Why We Lie to Our Own Eyes to Avoid Standing Out

Asch’s Experiment: Why We Lie to Our Own Eyes to Avoid Standing Out

Article | Psychology
Imagine this: 1951. Solomon Asch presents a simple visual test. Which of three lines matches the target line? It's a task so easy, a child could do it. But you're in a room with four other people. One by one, they all confidently point to the wrong line.
How Your Brain Can

How Your Brain Can "Intoxicate" You Without a Drop of Alcohol

Article | Psychology
Imagine a scene from a psychological study. Participants are gathered, handed drinks they believe are alcoholic—perhaps vodka and cranberry. They chat, they laugh. An hour passes. Their heads feel heavy, speech begins to tangle, and their balance feels unsteady.
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