Psychology

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How to Really Change Your Behavior For the Better

Dan is going to teach you some tricks about changing your daily behavior to suit changes in your life

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7 Creepy Experiments That Would Be Illegal Today

These 7 experiments are some of the most dangerous and creepy ones in the history of science to date

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Video: This Is the Most Important Book You’ll Ever Read

Why Crime and Punishment is an important novel, the topics it deals with and the cultural context it was written in.

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Have You Ever Wondered Why We Choke Under Pressure?

Many people are highly skilled in one or multiple areas, however all of us have a propensity to choke under pressure sometimes. Find out why in this video.

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Are Smartphones Making Us Stupid? This Will Surprise You!

If you use a smartphone you need to see this!

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Why Do We Sometimes Hallucinate? Find Out Here!

In this informative TED-Ed video, Elizabeth Cox details the science of hallucinations.

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What Does Your Home Say About You?

Your home can say a whole lot about your state of mind, so make sure you furnish it to the best of your ability!

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Anxious or Depressed? Perhaps It's an Existential Crisis

Have you ever felt anxious or depressed without really knowing why? You might just be experiencing an existential crisis. Learn more here.

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Watch: Why We Can't Stop Lying to Ourselves

Watch this video to discover how and why we lie to ourselves on a daily basis.

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Memory Not Working? The Answer May Be Hiding in Your Sleep

If you want to remember better, this lecture will tell you - The answer is in your sleep.

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Have You Ever Wondered Why We Love? Here are 5 Theories

Why do we love? Why do we put ourselves through heartbreak? Neither science nor psychology explain this, but this video puts forward some interesting theories.

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The Bystander Effect - Would You Help?

The bystander effect is a psychological term regarding the tendency of groups of people to shrug individual responsibility, always believing that someone else would act. This chilling experiment shows how true this can be.