Psychological research is investigating whether young children can show sighs of implicit bias

Psychological research is investigating whether young children can show sighs of implicit bias
The hype is ahead of the evidence when it comes to mindfulness and psychological problems
How parents and teens are learning to navigate the risks of life online
Is evolution making the inheritance of gendered traits obsolete? A new paper suggests so
Research suggests apps simply free our minds to focus on other things - rather than making our memories lazier
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Diversity matters when it comes to making sure psychology research is widely applicable
Interest in electrical brain stimulation as a treatment has skyrocketed, but the evidence in support of it is mixed
Evidence-based refers to any information or practice that is based on a strong research foundation that has been tested. Psychologists often talk about ‘evidence-based’ practice which means using treatments, interventions or strategies that have been rigorously tested.