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From the Digest, December 2014
10 December 2014
The latest from the Society's free Research Digest, from Alex Fradera and Christian Jarrett.
- BPS updates
A matter of evidence
15 January 2013
Alex Fradera and Jon Sutton report from the Division of Occupational Psychology Annual Conference.
- Work and occupational
From the Research Digest February 2016
08 January 2016
A selection from our blog, written by Christian Jarrett and Alex Fradera.
What makes our work meaningful? Do bosses really make it meaningless?
23 June 2016
The media has used the findings to demonise bosses, but such coverage forgets an important point, writes Alex Fradera.
- Work and occupational
From the Division of Occupational Psychology, 2014
10 February 2014
Alex Fradera and Jon Sutton report.
- Work and occupational
Randomised controlled studies find tea enhances divergent creativity
05 March 2018
"Divergent thinking" is a key element of creativity that’s associated with generating ideas or identifying patterns.
- Cognition and perception
- Social and behavioural
A psychologist noticed this cool chair illusion in his office
14 February 2018
A short paper in the journal i-Perception presents a disconcerting visual illusion spotted “in the wild”.
- Cognition and perception
People with “misophonia” find background chewing sounds so annoying it affects their ability to learn
16 April 2018
Research has shown that some people with mental health problems experience extreme distress when hearing non-speech vocal sounds, like coughing and chewing.
- Mental health
Feeling awe can sometimes be awful
15 February 2017
The University of California recently published the first full investigation of what they call “threatening awe” - defined as a strong feeling of wonder and fear.
- Emotion
First survey of its kind for 50 years finds most Americans still think they have above average intelligence
24 July 2018
65% of Americans believe they are above average in intelligence.
- Social and behavioural
Taking a selfie could dent your self-esteem, unless you share it
23 February 2017
Taking selfies makes us feel self-conscious and sends tremors through our self-esteem, according to new research.
- Digital and technology
- Social and behavioural
Psychologists have looked into why “phubbing” is so harmful to our social lives
04 July 2018
If you are with someone who is ignoring you while they interact with their smartphone, you have been phone snubbed, or “phubbed”.
- Digital and technology
- Social and behavioural