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Tag: psychology

Why can’t I stop rewatching the same TV show?

Posted on 11th December 202111th December 2021 by Ruby Winter

Ruby Winter explores some of the possible reasons as to why we are so drawn into watching the same shows on repeat.

Why is re-traumatisation on the rise?

Posted on 8th April 202112th April 2021 by Imogen Greenwood

A personal piece about why the current Global Human Rights Crisis is causing a rise in re-traumatisation regarding male violence against women. (TW)

Picture this: why some people can’t

Posted on 18th February 202118th February 2021 by Shamini V De Silva

Some people can’t visualise an image in their mind… and here’s why.

Barking mad: Dogs may be smarter than you think

Posted on 29th January 202129th January 2021 by Indi Lacey

A new study has found dogs have a processing capacity similar to a 1 year-old…

Weirder than fiction?

Posted on 5th December 20205th December 2020 by Sakina Amin

Sakina Amin explains the Mandela effect: a phenomenon which causes numerous people to remember the same thing… which is actually false.

It’s Not Me, It’s My Prefrontal Cortex

Posted on 5th September 20205th September 2020 by Ella Spittall

Ella Spittall explains how an area of the brain can cause infamous teenage mood swings.

Communicating Obesity

Posted on 10th October 201910th October 2019 by Morwenna Davies

This year marked the sixth anniversary of the UK Congress on Obesity (UKCO), which was held at the University of Leeds from the 11th to the 13th September. The Congress featured numerous events under the […]

Record. Share. Repeat.

Posted on 27th October 2017 by The Gryphon Web Editor

When I first watched the viral clip of a man verbally abusing a woman on the London Tube, I was surprised and amused to say the least. This is not because I particularly enjoy violent […]

How the Colours You Wear Affect Your Career

Posted on 20th October 2017 by The Gryphon Web Editor

The power of colours over our moods are now well known, with research showing that different colours can affect us physically, changing our heart rate, blood pressure and respiration. This science has been applied to […]

Psychological Supermarket Sweep

Posted on 12th November 201630th May 2019 by Michelle Heinrich

You may have never given it a thought, but supermarkets spend an extensive amount of time planning the layout of their stores. It’s no accident that we find ourselves wandering around, trying to find the […]

Human Cooperation: Come on, come on, let’s stick together

Posted on 24th October 201611th November 2016 by The Gryphon Web Editor

Working together is often cited as being one of the things that makes humans special, however it’s not a trait specific to humans. Indeed, we are a social ape and as such, we rely on […]

The decision has already been made: Psychology of voting

Posted on 20th October 201626th October 2016 by The Gryphon Web Editor

You walk into the voting booth and before you are your choices. You’ve weighed the facts, considered each candidate for their merits yet you remain uncertain about your choice. For some unknown reason you drift […]

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