Tag psychology

Inside the Helmet

Inside the Helmet The Hidden Psychology of Football Rishi Sukumar   What Fans Never See Every Sunday, Monday and Thursday of every single week from September  to February, millions of eager fans, fanatics, and fun-lovers alike all gather in front…

Your Sleep Matters (and how to get better sleep)

Scroll for text-only version! Benefits of Quality Sleep Sleep is where the mind and body reset and process the information of the day, so with better sleep, individuals can have improved cognitive performance, memory, and executive functioning (Dewald et al.,…

Psychology’s Replication Crisis

One of the cornerstones of modern science is the criterion of replicability. Replicability is the idea that if a phenomenon is real, it should be possible to demonstrate it repeatedly and on demand. If a team of researchers conducts an…

Procrastination Reflection

Have you ever questioned yourself why it felt so natural to delay things that need to be done? This happens to everyone at all ages. Children want to finish chores later. Adults want to put off cleaning the houses in…

Gacha or Gambling?

When someone tells you that they have a gambling addiction, what is the first thing you think of? The most stereotypical image would be a person in the casino, playing on slot machines. Perhaps the first thing that comes to…

TikTok Effect on Academic Burnout

TikTok Effect on Academic Burnout What is Academic Burnout? This is a summary infographic about a study written by Yanning Chen. This study measures the correlation between TikTok and academic burnout. A burnout is when too much psychological stress regarding…

Cognitive Offloading

Cognitive Offloading This is a summary of the recent study done by Michael Gerlich. This study measures the psychological habit of cognitive offloading. The methods the researchers use include different age groups and AI tools. Cognitive Offloading It’s the physical…