3 Scientific Reasons We Love Chocolate So Much – Psych2go Explains
Without a doubt, chocolate is one of the most loved sweet treats in the world. While not everyone may be partial to the sweet, melting,…
Tag: cognitive psychology
How Can You Read a Full Page Without Knowing What You’ve Read? – Psych2go Explains
Everyone has experienced it at some point. You’re reading something: a book, a magazine, an article, anything, and somewhere in between the words your mind…
Shame, It Doesn’t Work. An Interview with Krystine Batcho
Shame is a common thing to come across, and most of us have probably experienced it at one point or another. Whether its being shamed…
4 Stages of Cognitive Development. Which ones have you been through?
This topic was most voted for in this week’s poll at the moment of publication of this article was the theory of the Four Stages…
Twenties’ Bucket List: How to Unstuck?
An Interview with Robin Marantz Henig. The saddest summary of a life contains three descriptions: could have, might have, and should have. ~ Louis E. Boone…
8 Psychological Tips to Boost Self-Confidence
Self-confidence has an effect on everything we do, from job interviews to first dates. Such an important tool should be kept as sharp as possible…
10 Signs Texting is Psychologically Hurting You
One of our readers came to us with a question about texting and the psychological impacts it’s been having on their relationship. Even though the…
5 Psychological Tips to Build your Body Confidence
Most of us could do with a healthy dose of freshly found body confidence. But how do we get that body confidence in a world…
10 Types Of Toxic People In Your Life And How to Deal With Them
A shocking conclusion has been drawn over the last few years: Toxic people are not good for you. It sounds wild, right? Who would have…
What is your Intelligence Type? – 9 Types Quiz
This quiz has got quite a number of questions, but that is what we need to determine which of the 9 types of intelligence is…
4 Scents Stores Use to Make You Spend More Money – and how not to fall for it
“What?” I hear you ask. “Can my spending really be influenced by what I smell?” Yes, yes it can. In this article we will discuss…
5 Psychological Tips to Help You Stop Procrastinating
Procrastinating, we’ve all done it, but there are ways to work around it, and increase productivity. Here are five practical tips to combat procrastination. Got…
6 Reasons to Learn Another Language
“To have another language is to possess a second soul.” –Charlemagne In the past, people used to think learning another language created mental complications and…
5 Reasons Humans Are Superstitious
5 Reasons Humans Are Superstitious Have you ever wondered why people are so uncomfortable when confronted with a black cat or a ladder over a…
10 Factual Dos and Don’ts of Studying
10 Factual Dos and Don’ts of Studying Everyone knows the feeling of being stuck at a desk, staring at a page that looks as if…
10 Weird Mental Malfunctions
10 Weird Mental Malfunctions Our brains are the activity centre of our very being. They control our thoughts, our bodies, and our actions. So, what…
Eat, Pray, Toke: Restricted Research on Medical Marijuana Prevents Evidence of Risks and Benefits
Recently when I search for news articles related to psychology, the most prominent topic is the psychological effects of medical marijuana: the good and bad.…
Mans Greatest Gift
Human intelligence has shocked and awed mankind since the first words were carved into stone in the caves of much simpler men and woman. The…
Cheerleader Effect: “How I Met Your Mother” Dating Theory Scientifically Verified
Barney Stinson proposed a theory in “How I Met Your Mother” Season 4: Episode 7 in which he labeled the “cheerleader effect”. “The cheerleader effect…
Newfound Love is Scientifically Proven to Make Us Less Productive
“What’s your biggest insecurity or fear?” “Falling in love right now.” I asked that question to an externally portrayed confident man when he was giving…