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From the monthly archives:
The idea that global evaluations about a person bleed over into judgements about their specific traits.
Neuroscientist V. S. Ramachandran provides an introduction to how we study the brain's deficits.
The Times (of London) has a good skeptical piece by Professor Raymond Tallis on the dubious rise of neurolaw.
An award-winning social psychology experiment reveals why we often fail to bargain effectively with each other.
Data collected at bars and fraternity parties on the UMass campus has yielded unexpected conclusions with regard to the practice of binge drinking.
Roberts considers Larry David to be the perfect proxy for a schizophrenic person.
As a social species we rely on being able to recognise other people by looking at their faces.
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