Recently published research suggested that being angry can act as a key motivator in enabling us to reach our goals.

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New research suggests that rather than helping people to prepare for viewing material that may be traumatic, trigger and content warnings may actually increase anxiety.

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Meditation can rewire our brain!

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Stress is at an all-time high and the majority of people are stressed about inflation and global uncertainty. People are living in an ‘unpredictable state of prolonged hypervigilance and growing...

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Nonhuman animal research found that aggression may not stem from the testes and therefore the role of testosterone has come into question.

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Provisional workshop dates and locations for AQA A Level Psychology Grade Booster 2024 workshops have been released today - please use these for your 2023/24 school/college calendar trip...

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Download this tutor2u advent calendar and run 24 activities and quizzes to bring some festive fun to OCR A-Level Psychology and to your classroom!

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Download this tutor2u advent calendar for 24 fun and festive activities and quizzes for IB Psychology.

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Download this advent calendar of activities and quizzes! 24 fun and festive challenges for your students to complete as Christmas gets closer!

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This festive advent calendar of games and quizzes will bring Christmas cheer and learning to the classroom. Download it and run in slideshow mode, to access 24 activities!

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Join the fun with our tutor2u festive advent calendar, full of activities and quizzes to bring some festive revision to your classroom! Open the powerpoint, run in slideshow mode and you are off!

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Here is a cracking, festive, fun quiz for students studying Edexcel A-Level Psychology. The tutor2u advent calendar features 24 activities and quiz questions, with a festive twist!

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Research has found a whopping 97 new areas of the brain!

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Not everyone responds to traditional depression medication, and recent studies have found the compound 'psilocybin' (found in psychedelic mushrooms) can decrease the activity in the default mode...

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It is no surprise that flirting is key for the formation of intimate relationships. Studies have found a sex difference in what we look for. Can you guess what it is?

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Even with a large amount of data, brain scanning studies are still too small to reliably detect most links between brain function and behaviour.

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New research suggests that murderers are not as psychopathic as first believed, and have less psychopathic traits than other criminals.

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Children who do chores such as looking after pets or other household tasks, may be improving their cognitive development.

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Medical professionals can measure us against weight, height and other scientific scales. What about our brains? How do they know if our brains are growing as expected?

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An article that makes us question whether the role of oxytocin is as understood as we first thought.

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