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Is Sabrina Carpenter’s Man’s Best Friend album cover satire or self-degradation? A psychology expert explores our reactions

Sabrina Carpenter’s Man’s Best Friend album cover has fans divided.

The Conversation

“You Can Target Fat”: 59 Debunked Health And Wellness Myths Everyone Need To Know

Who do you trust when everyone claims to have the answer?

Bored Panda

8 Sneaky Ways Supermarkets Trick You Into Spending More

Have you ever walked into a supermarket for a gallon of milk, only to walk out with $100 worth of groceries you never intended to buy? If so, you’re not alone, and it’s certainly not a coincidence; in fact, it’s by design. Supermarkets are masters of psychology, meticulously crafting an…

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Are these really the hottest colours of the year?

Design brands and influencers line up every year to predict the hottest shades in products, fashion and interiors. Who called it right in 2025?

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The secret psychology of dogs and cats: do we ever really know what they are thinking?

Pets have long been a source of comfort and companionship for humans. But are they really trying to console us when we’re distressed or do they just want their dinner?

The Guardian - UK

A Trick of the Mind by Daniel Yon review – explaining psychology’s most important theory

An immensely readable dive into the ‘predictive processing’ hypothesis, our best guess as to how the mind really works

The Guardian - UK

Your Money Woes: 10 Reasons Most People Can’t Manage Their Own Money

Managing money sounds simple—earn, save, spend wisely. But if that were easy, millions wouldn’t be living paycheck to paycheck, drowning in debt, or completely unprepared for emergencies. The truth is, financial literacy isn’t common knowledge and money woes often stem from a combination of psychology, poor habits, and societal pressure.

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12 Times Rich People Spent Millions on Absolutely Nothing

The ultra-wealthy live in a different world where money flows like water, and sometimes that water gets poured down some pretty bizarre drains. While most of us carefully consider every purchase, billionaires and millionaires have been known to drop astronomical sums on things that would make your head spin. These…

The Free Financial Advisor

9 Shopping Habits That Retailers Exploit for Profit

Retailers invest heavily in understanding consumer psychology. They study shopping habits to design store layouts, promotions, and marketing strategies that maximize sales and profitability. Many common, almost subconscious, shopping behaviors are actively anticipated and exploited by retailers. By becoming aware of these habits and the ways stores capitalize on them,…

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10 Sneaky Ways Grocers Encourage You to Buy More Snacks

Have you ever gone into a grocery store for just a few essentials and walked out with an armful of chips, cookies, and other snacks? You’re not alone. Supermarkets are masters of merchandising and psychology. They use a variety of subtle, “sneaky” tactics to encourage impulse buys, particularly in the…

Grocery Coupon Guide

Strategy vs. Luck: How Players in Asia Choose Their Games

The global gaming landscape is shaped by a fascinating mix of cultural preferences, legal frameworks, and player psychology.

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5 Supermarket Sales That Actually Drive Up Demand

Supermarkets use sales and promotions as their primary tool to attract customers and drive sales. While all sales aim to increase purchasing, certain types are psychologically more powerful than others. They don’t just clear inventory; they actively create a heightened sense of demand and urgency that can significantly alter consumer…

Grocery Coupon Guide

10 Things You’re Still Doing That Were Discredited Years Ago

Old habits die hard—and that’s especially true when it comes to outdated health tips, social norms, and everyday behaviors. Despite new research, countless people still live by advice or routines that science, medicine, and psychology have long since debunked.

Everybody Loves Your Money

'Rubber paw illusion': Mice can 'sense' artificial limbs, just as humans do

Scientists have introduced a new laboratory model that could help them study how artificial limbs can be better designed.

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The Best Day Trading Books for Aspiring Investors and Traders (Ranked and Reviewed for 2025)

Day trading is both an exciting and a challenging way to make money. It requires good knowledge of the market, proficient technical analysis, and the right mindset. And because this blog is all about financial education, here is a list of the best day trading books out there. The main…

The Conversation

Sirens: the dark psychology of how people really get drawn into cults

Like other quirky TV shows that explore coercively controlling groups, Sirens leans into the “wackiness” of cult life. Set on a remote island, an affluent community exists under extravagant rule of Michaela Kell aka Kiki (Julianne Moore). Her devoted followers – many of whom are employed by her – are…

Everybody Loves Your Money

The Internet’s Obsession With Narcissism Is Getting Weird

It wasn’t long ago that “narcissism” was a term reserved for psychology classes and clinical discussions. But now, it’s everywhere—plastered across Instagram captions, embedded in tweet threads, dissected on podcasts, and casually tossed into arguments between friends.

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The Psychology of Saving: Why You Keep Failing Your Budget

You’ve read the advice. You’ve made the spreadsheets. You’ve set the monthly goals and even downloaded the budgeting apps. But somehow, you still find yourself...

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Grocery Coupon Guide

The Cost of Grocery Shopping Near Me: 12 Things Big Brands Hope You Never Learn

When you “grocery shop near me,” you’re entering a carefully orchestrated environment. Supermarkets and the big brands they carry employ sophisticated strategies to influence your spending. These tactics are designed to be subtle, playing on psychology and habit. While offering convenience and choice, the modern grocery store is also engineered…

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5 Power Colors That Can Completely Shift the Way You See and Feel in Your Home

Power colors in interior design aren't just about being loud and dominating, they're about empowering you to express your true self

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How Online Grocery Shopping Became the New Money Trap—and 11 Ways to Escape

Online grocery shopping promises a revolution in convenience. With a few clicks, your pantry is restocked, saving you trips to the store. However, this digital ease can subtly transform into a money trap for unsuspecting consumers. Hidden fees, clever marketing, and the psychology of online platforms can lead to overspending.…

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Your Favorite Color Says These 8 Things About Who You Are

Choosing a favorite color might seem simple, but research shows it can reveal surprising insights about your personality, decision-making, and stress levels. Color psychology isn’t just a trend—it’s a field that businesses, therapists, and law enforcement use to understand people better. The colors you gravitate toward can influence your mood,…

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“What Are Some Dark Psychology Tricks That Actually Work?” (25 Answers)

There are some sneaky ways to make people trust you or do what you want them to do by playing some tricks with their mind and redditors share what worked for them.

The Conversation

Boys are more resilient than girls to school setbacks. Here’s how you can help

As educational psychology researchers, we are very interested in how students deal with setbacks and challenges in their schooling.

The National (Scotland)

Misha Botting on the highs and lows of being inside the minds of Scotland's best

For nearly two decades, Misha Botting has been sports psychologist to some of Scotland's very best athletes and, as he approaches his last few weeks…

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