Cognitive Daily: And now for something completely different: What makes foods disgusting? Oct 29, 2006
The Mu Life » Why The Wisdom of Crowds Fails on Digg Sep 15, 2006
A Girl Like Me - Google Video Aug 19, 2006
Cognitive Daily: Obesity and discrimination Jul 12, 2006
NPR : A Voluble Visit with Two Talking Apes Jul 9, 2006
Media Life Magazine Jun 24, 2006
Cognitive Daily: Seeing and awareness, or how fear can bypass the visual system Apr 12, 2006
The researchers identified a separate neural pathway which activates the amygdala, independently of visual cognition.
Cognitive Daily: Extreme volunteering: What a "just world" has to do with helping others Apr 2, 2006
DePalma et al. say their results may suggest that organizations looking for volunteers should emphasize that the people they are helping aren't responsible for their plight and thus deserve help.
Cognitive Daily Mar 6, 2006
...got around that limitation by making little Velcro mittens for them....Once you've learned how to attain a goal yourself, you also understand that others may have the same goals.
Wired News: Feb 15, 2006
only a 50-50 chance of ascertaining the tone of any e-mail message
Cognitive Daily Feb 5, 2006
What's interesting to me about the Baron and Banaji study is that while children and adults have the same levels of implicit bias, their explicit bias decreases as they age
Stanford: Psychology is a Fraud (Aaron Swartz: The Weblog) Oct 28, 2005
In other words, they could find no evidence for this dispositionism
Cognitive Daily » What matters most, in perceiving emotion in music? Oct 25, 2005
tempo is more important than mode in determining whether a musical selection is happy or sad.
A cognitive analysis of tagging Sep 28, 2005
In my opinion, tagging eliminates the decision - (choosing the right category), and takes away the analysis-paralysis stage for most people.
The Stanford Prison Experiment: A Simulation Study of the Psychology of Imprisonment Sep 25, 2005
What happens when you put good people in an evil place?