Ever wonder "how can someone believe THAT?" My book "FALSE: How Mistrust, Disinformation, and Motivated Reasoning Make Us Believe Things That Aren't True" (Oxford University Press, 2025) explains why. Please give it a read and spread the word! 🙏 drjoepierre.com/index.php/fals…

Very helpful chapter describing the different steps in the literature review process and the types of review articles. It's open access and you can read by clicking the link below: linkedin.com/posts/silvi-ai…

7 key differences in females with ADHD Females present with a specific neurobehavioural profile that may contribute to an underdiagnosis and subsequent under-treatment. Here’s what clinicians need to assess and look out for 🧵👇

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And people said it's totally genetics.

Puppy hugs his little brother who's having a nightmare..🐕🐾🐶🥺😊❤️

As teachers prepare for a new school year ahead, there’s no better time than now to review this important document “Dyslexia in the Classroom: What Every Teacher Needs to Know” from the International Dyslexia Association. Because 1 in 5 students have dyslexia, this handbook should be a mandatory read

new #Psychological #Inquiry issue is out. Advancing Our Understanding of #Cultural Competence: An #Affective Learning Processes (ALPs) Model. by Melody Chao. #OpenAccess target article. Check it out & share tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10…

A brief behavioral activation psychotherapy significantly reduced suicide ideation in perinatal populations by 80% at 3 months post-randomization, effective regardless of clinician type or delivery modality. ja.ma/41cupk9 Crystal Schiller

Well into my 20’s I thought these delightful salted biscuits were named after a country on the French Riviera. Only to discover that two brothers Mohanlal and Nathalal conjoined their names, added Co for company and Monaco was born in 1942 in Vile Parlé, as far from the

Isn't this fascinating?

I think I'll write a long form someday about how when one misses caste one misses the *entire* point in sociological / psychological analysis of Indian people. Things you think are generalisable aren't as much.

The cognitive origins of geometry osf.io/cs7bw_v1/downl… - human geometry is largely rooted in navigation-like mental processes that are shared with nonhuman animals - the uniqueness of human geometry relies on the interaction of this ancient system with natural language

😂😂😂 Nice was originally a coconut biscuit actually named after a place Nice France produced by Huntley Palmer in 1894 who by 1900 became the world’s largest biscuit producers. They trademarked Nice in 1904. Bought over by Nabisco later. The coconut flavoured Nice biscuits you

The opposite of this. You should have an opinion on everything, weakly held, then talk about it, listen to others, update appropriately. It’s the only way we get anywhere.

For reading interventions, combine foundational skills with comprehension. Multi-component, knowledge-based approaches are more effective than strategy-oriented ones, creating a synergistic effect instead of cognitive overload. #literacy link.springer.com/10.1007/s10648…

The judgement of Satya Narayan Tiwari v. State of UP 2011 (2) SCC (Cri) 393 starts with "The hallmark of a healthy society is the respect it shows to women." The case was decided by Justice Markandey Katju and Gyan Sudha Mishra. Ironic and iconic.

A thread in the meaning of 'dissociation.' Janet is the starting point. He described dissociation as dis-integration: a failure to weave overwhelming experience into the fabric of ordinary consciousness. From Janet, we get modern trauma theory (e.g., van der Kolk,

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