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Blindsight: When Your Eyes See, But Your Brain Doesn’t

Blindsight: When Your Eyes See, But Your Brain Doesn’t

Article | Psychology
Imagine walking down a familiar hallway when someone places a box in front of you. You don’t see it—but you step around it. No tripping, no bumping, just smooth avoidance.
Do Psychopaths Really Lack Empathy? What Brain Scanners Reveal

Do Psychopaths Really Lack Empathy? What Brain Scanners Reveal

Article | Mental disorder
Imagine watching a video of a child crying over a lost toy. For most people, their heart instinctively clenches—that's affective empathy, a largely subconscious reaction. But what happens in a psychopath's brain?
Positive Thinking; A Quiet But Powerful Hope in the Heart of Crises

Positive Thinking; A Quiet But Powerful Hope in the Heart of Crises

Article | Mental health
In today's world, positivity is often confused with fake smiles, motivational quotes, and cosmic promises. But psychology has a different perspective: positivity is the hope that remains alive in the human heart, even when things are difficult.
The Red Effect: How a Simple Color Hijacks Our Brains and Biases Our Judgment

The Red Effect: How a Simple Color Hijacks Our Brains and Biases Our Judgment

Article | Psychology
Picture two fighters on a mat, one in a red uniform, the other in blue. Referees review the match footage and score the fight for the red competitor. But then, a simple digital trick is played: the colors are reversed.
How We Rewrite Our Own Memories

How We Rewrite Our Own Memories

Article | Psychology
Have you ever argued with a friend about what exactly happened at a party five years ago? You’re sure he offended you with a joke, but he swears it never happened. And you’re both sincere.
Why Babies Suddenly Stop at the Edge of a Cliff

Why Babies Suddenly Stop at the Edge of a Cliff

Article | Child psychology
Imagine this: a large platform on the floor. Half is ordinary wood, the other half is clear glass. Below the glass is a meter of empty space, and further down, a white floor with red polka dots.
How a 1960s Experiment Shows the World Is Smaller Than You Think

How a 1960s Experiment Shows the World Is Smaller Than You Think

Article | Psychology
Imagine: you’re sipping coffee in Boston, and someone in Omaha (Nebraska, 1,200 miles away) receives your letter. Not from a friend or relative — from a random person who only knows the name and address of a Boston-area stockbroker. And the letter arrives.
The Science of Tears: Why We Cry and What It Means

The Science of Tears: Why We Cry and What It Means

Article | Mental health
Have you ever found yourself crying during a moment of overwhelming joy or deep sadness? It might seem strange that tears can flow from such opposing emotions, but there’s a fascinating explanation behind it.
The Halo Effect: How Looks and Charm Cloud Our Judgment

The Halo Effect: How Looks and Charm Cloud Our Judgment

Article | Psychology
You’ve probably met someone who seemed to have it all—good looks, charm, confidence—and instantly assumed they must be smart, trustworthy, or talented too.
Why Do People Harm Animals? The Psychology of Power, Control, and Trauma

Why Do People Harm Animals? The Psychology of Power, Control, and Trauma

Article | Mental disorder
You may have heard stories about children harming animals or seen news reports about cases of animal abuse, and wondered: what drives someone to act this way?
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