Biopsychology Critical Thinking Development Learning/Memory Research and Stats Episode 128: Do Brain Training Games Work? You’ve probably heard about these Brain Training games. Do they really help you to keep your mind sharp? Will they... BY Michael July 13, 2010 14 Comments
Research and Stats Social Psychology Episode 115 (Video): Violent Video Games – What Does the... Recent research on violent video games is pretty conclusive and you’re not going to like it: there’s good evidence that... BY Michael January 22, 2010 27 Comments
Gender/Sexuality Research and Stats Episode 111: Evolutionary Psychology – David Buss Responds to Critics There has been a lot of criticism of evolutionary psychology lately. How do researchers respond? One of the leading researchers... BY Michael December 6, 2009 8 Comments
Research and Stats Episode 109: Correlation and Causation Delving into Correlation and Causation Ever wondered about the relationship between correlation and causation? You’re not alone. This widely quoted... BY Michael November 10, 2009 11 Comments
Research and Stats Social Psychology Teaching Tools Episode 102: How to Create an Online Experiment Want to create an online experiment? Here’s how to do it. I’ll show you can create an experiment using two... BY Michael August 24, 2009 16 Comments
Critical Thinking Research and Stats Episode 99: Animal Emotions – Does Your Pet Really Have... Does your dog have thoughts and feelings? How about your cat? In this episode we find out what scientists have... BY Michael July 14, 2009 15 Comments
Gender/Sexuality Research and Stats Social Psychology Episode 98: Evolutionary Psychology – An Interview with Dr. David... Do you know your own "mate value" in the dating world? Curious about evolutionary psychology? In this interview with Dr.... BY Michael June 20, 2009 14 Comments
Research and Stats Social Psychology Episode 78: The Psychology of Tipping How can waiters increase their tips? Would you believe psychologists have devoted a great deal of research to this question?... BY Michael November 10, 2008 5 Comments
Critical Thinking Perception Research and Stats Social Psychology Episode 75: Science Proves Subliminal Tapes Work! Well….not really Do subliminal messages in self-help tapes really work? There actually is some evidence that people can be influenced by subliminal... BY Michael October 21, 2008 9 Comments
Critical Thinking History of Psychology Research and Stats Episode 70: Coincidence or Synchronicity? You Be The Judge In this episode of The Psych Files we explore strange coincidences like this one and we also examine Carl Jung's... BY Michael September 9, 2008 2 Comments