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Making selection a game may help companies recruit more effectively

How computer games are revolutionising recruitment

Swapping traditional psychometric tests for game-based assessments has the potential to provide more accurate measures of cognitive ability – and increase the fun factor. 

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Published in: Work & performance
Tags: Brain, Organisational psychology, Performance psychology, Technology, Testing, Work

How to brace for a tough time ahead

Difficult days, challenging conversations and awkward situations can be neutralised with these simple psychological tips, according to Dr Lyn O’Grady MAPS.

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Published in: Work & performance
Tags: Emotion, Resilience, Wellbeing

Psychologists have helped Olympian Libby Trickett overcome adversity - in and out of the water

How psychology gave me the edge

For Olympian Libby Trickett, regular mental health checks have been her secret weapon - in the water and out

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Published in: Health, Work & performance
Tags: Depression, Sport, Sport and exercise psychology, Wellbeing, Work

Surfing promotes grit, a concept being championed by psychologists

Want to develop ‘grit’? Take up surfing

People with grit persist, and are more likely to succeed in challenging circumstances

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Published in: Health, Work & performance
Tags: Behaviour change, Discipline, Positive psychology

Smartphone apps can help with memory

Smartphone apps help those with brain injuries, and everyone else’s memory too

Research suggests apps simply free our minds to focus on other things - rather than making our memories lazier

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Published in: Health, Work & performance
Tags: Memory, Neuroscience, Research, Technology

Confidence can be a bad thing – here’s why

Over confidence can undermine effort and lead to poor results

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Published in: Work & performance
Tags: Performance psychology

Why you forget things you were sure you would remember

We are easily tricked into wrongly believing we will recall particular information

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Published in: Work & performance
Tags: Memory, Performance psychology

Nostalgia can be a source of strength

The psychological benefits – and trappings – of nostalgia

Reflecting on times past can help people cope with the present

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Published in: Health, Work & performance
Tags: Emotion, Memory, Wellbeing

Working memory

How you keep things ‘in mind’ over the short term

Working memory is central to our functioning but it ebbs and flows over our lifespan

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Published in: Work & performance
Tags: Memory, Performance psychology

Psychologists in the kitchen? They can play a role.

How hiring a psychologist transformed our restaurant

Working with a psychologist gives prestigious restaurant El Celler de Can Roca its edge.

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Published in: Work & performance
Tags: Culture, Leadership, Management, Organisational psychology

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