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> Why our self-control is so often defeated
A person's self-control is often defeated by desires relating to work and entertainment....
> Program turns brain activity into words
Scientists have devised a way in which a person's internal voices can be decoded....
> Now stigma reaches Ascot racecourse
Racegoers Ascot were left angered and felt stigmatised after organisers at the venue attempted to impose a stricter dress code through a controve...
> Baby-faced opponents seem more trustworthy
People are more likely to trust their enemies if they have a baby face....
> Attentive pupils do better in their careers
Children who are attentive at a young age are likely to develop good work-oriented skills in later life, new research has suggested....
> The impact of Desert Island Discs
The BBC radio programme Desert Island Discs has had a powerful psychological impact on people since its first recording in 1942. Asking individuals wh...
> Holocaust Memorial Day marked
A number of events are being held throughout the UK to mark Holocaust Memorial Day today (27 January). People across the nation will be using the even...
> Family and school influence achievement
Children's academic achievement can be affected by both instability in the home and the type of school they attend....
> Prejudice differences in men and women
The nature of prejudice against people from different backgrounds varies for men and women....
> Men can manage their emotional manhood
Some men are able to manage their emotional manhood, which helps them covey a social identity to others, new research has suggested....
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