Project Implicit Reveals Your Hidden Prejudice
Professor Anthony Greenwald invented the Implicit Association Test that can tap into our implicit feelings about race. What happens when people take it?
Psy-Q: What Does The Prisoner’s Dilemma have to do with Greenhouse Gases?
Game theory tells us that climate deals are doomed to failure.
“It’s the psychology, stupid.” What really decides elections?
The "rational choice" model alone doesn't account for voting behavior. So what does?
Psy-Q: The Psychology Behind Our Fear of Ebola
Welcome to the first of a new weekly column, Psy-Q, which delves into the JSTOR archives to give ...
Nobel Prize Awarded for Research Related to “Internal GPS”
The 2014 Nobel Prize in Medicine was awarded to three scientists whose work focused on the brain's "internal GPS."
Why We Really, Really Hate Being Alone
Why do we hate to be alone? It may have to do with saber toothed tigers.
On the Anniversary of Freud’s Death
A collection of JSTOR research on Sigmund Freud, 75 years after his death.