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We expect danger to dull the mind. New research on 2,708 people shows the threat you face quietly shapes how you think—and your own words reveal which way.
Psychology spent 150 years studying the present. A new science is reading minds across centuries—and one of its founders saw America's 2020 crisis coming a decade in advance.
Psychology spent 150 years studying the present. A new science is reading minds across centuries—and one of its founders saw America's 2020 crisis coming a decade in advance. You've been told that better thinking means more reflection. The research suggests something stranger and points to what reflection alone can't deliver.
You've been told that better thinking means more reflection. The research suggests something stranger and points to what reflection alone can't deliver. Does reflection make you more or less selfish? A new preregistered experiment reveals a surprising discovery.
What is your position if you pass the second person in a race? Recent research suggests that your answer can give insights to your political ideology. What is your position if you pass the second person in a race? Recent research suggests that your answer can give insights to your political ideology.
Will reflecting about God's existence make you more or less religious? New experiments reveal a surprising discovery. Self Tests are all about you. Are you outgoing or introverted?
Are you a narcissist? Does perfectionism hold you back? Find out the answers to these questions and more with Psychology Today.
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