Humans
Crazy, Not Insane review: Why do people become murderers?
True-crime shows focusing on the act of murder are booming. Alex Gibney's new documentary Crazy, Not Insane instead looks at what might spawn a killer
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Humans
Joe Henrich interview: Psychology must look beyond Western cultures
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Humans
Insights into the neural roots of bias suggest ways to fix the problem
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Humans
We all have hidden prejudices 鈥� here鈥檚 how to override them
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Humans
What do unconscious bias tests really reveal about racism?
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Humans
Lasana Harris interview: How your brain is conditioned for prejudice
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Life
Rats will help others in distress, but they can be influenced not to
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Terrie Moffitt interview: Can a young person’s genes really set them up for a life of crime?
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Health
Grief over covid-19 deaths may be unusually severe and long-lasting
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Evolution tells us why there are two types of leader in today’s world
The leadership styles of Donald Trump and Jacinda Ardern are dramatically different, but our evolutionary history explains both 鈥� and why our preferences have changed
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Parenthood alters your personality but you don鈥檛 become more mature
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Humankind review: A compelling case for believing people are good
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Humans
Bored in lockdown? Try a guide to the science of this familiar state
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Humans
Can nudge theory really stop covid-19 by changing our behaviour?
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