Click here to read “How Racist Are We? Ask Google” by Harvard PhD candidate Seth Stephens-Davidowitz in The New York Times on June 9, 2012, which discusses the findings from his recent study (link below).
Click here to read the original paper by Seth Stephens-Davidowitz: “The Effects of Racial Animus on a Black Presidential Candidate: Using Google Search Data to Find What Surveys Miss”
Click here to read: “The Mind of a Psychopath: Scientists Explore Brain Abnormalities” by Sharon Kirkey from Postmedia News via The Calgary Herald on June 9, 2012.
Can murderously depraved behaviour be biologically based, some glitch or misfiring in the brain that turns people into callous, manipulative and less-than-human monsters?
Click here to read: “Psychologists use murky research methods, survey finds” by Paul Taylor from The Globe and Mail on June 7, 2012.
Murky research methods, which essentially distort the truth, may be very common in the field of psychology, a study suggests. While subtle, these questionable research practices pose a great threat to scientific integrity.
Click here to read: “Oh, The Guilt! Why You Blame Yourself For Everything When You’re Depressed” by Alice G. Walton from Forbes on June 7, 2012.
Similar news also appeared in Counsel & Heal , ZeeNews.com and The Daily Mail:
Click here to read: “Brain Scan Reveals Guilt Differs in People with History of Depression”
Click here to read: “Freud was Right: Depression IS Linked to Feelings of Guilt”
Click here to read: ”Depression is Linked to Feelings of Guilt: Study”
Click here to read: “Brain Scan Reveals Guilt Differs in People with History of Depression” from Counsel & Heal on June 5, 2012.
Similar news also appeared in ZeeNews.com and The Daily Mail:
Click here to read: “Freud was Right: Depression IS Linked to Feelings of Guilt.”
Click here to read: “Depression is Linked to Feelings of Guilt: Study.”
Click here to read: “Depression is Linked to Feelings of Guilt: Study” from ZeeNews.com on June 5, 2012.
People prone to depression often respond more strongly than others to feeling guilty, according to a new neuroimaging research, which may help explain how the emotions are processed by the brain.
Similar news also appeared in The Daily Mail. To read more about this topic please click here to read “Freud was Right: Depression IS Linked to Feelings of Guilt.”
