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Decluttering can be stressful − a clinical psychologist explains how personal values can make it easier
Do men and women agree on how easy it is for each other to find a job or a date?
Reframing the gender gap elicits action by women, researchers say
Experiences matter more than labels in citizen science projects
As Coles slashes its product range, will well-known brands disappear from supermarket shelves?
APS calls for urgent reforms to future proof the psychology workforce  
DEI needs to fix systems, not people
Preventing ‘revenge quitting:’ 5 things workplaces can do to help employees feel like they belong
Whalesong patterns follow a universal law of human language, new research finds
Choking during sex: many young people mistakenly believe it can be done safely, our study shows
Power of babble: Babies elicit simpler speech from adults
Working it out: how overqualified employees can have a better family life
APS Statement On Queensland Floods
Tertiary Health Grants Open For 2025
Psychotherapy may change memories of childhood – here’s why practitioners should warn clients
How to outwit gambling adverts by ‘inoculating’ people against them
Please explain: Is it possible to miss something happening right in front of you?
Government needs to show that its AI plan can be trusted to deal with serious risks when it comes to health data
Josefin Särnholm receives the Neal Miller New Investigator Award
The weird psychology of airports
TEA Lab Launches to Advance Ethical AI in Healthcare at CSS
Study Sheds Light on How to Encourage Condom Use Among Teens
Skin-to-skin contact is good for your baby and you – and not just straight after birth
How Simple Prompts Can Make Partially Automated Cars Safer
Subject Rankings Confirm Research Strength Of JMU
Sexism linked to social ills for men and women, finds largest cross-cultural study of its kind
Emotions change our perception of time – as demonstrated on The Traitors
KI improves its position in Times Higher Education’s subject rankings
Subject Rankings Highlight UOW’s All-round Strengths
Life Sciences, Psychology top latest global subject rankings for Southern Cross University
How a mindful hobby could help you break your after-work ‘doomscrolling’ habit
Study focusses on nitrous oxide use
Psychologists say enough is enough: NSW psychiatrists dispute
Processed red meat isn’t just bad for your heart, it’s also associated with dementia
Processed red meat isn’t just bad for you heart, it’s also associated with dementia
National Tutoring Observatory to accelerate the science of teaching
Don’t just survive, thrive: how to beat the back-to-work blues
Despite fears of falling trust in expert knowledge, a global survey shows New Zealanders value science highly
Alcohol may help you fall asleep faster, but it leads to a worse night’s rest overall – here’s why
Like being trapped behind a pane of glass – depersonalisation, derealisation disorder explained
Hanging up the car keys hard for people with young onset dementia
Coping With Abrupt Loss After Natural Disasters
Endometriosis Study Calls For GP Voices
Good Intentions Pave Incumbents’ Road To Reelection
Morphology Improves Spelling And Reading New Research
Protecting children, helping parents: NZ social workers speak about the challenges of their jobs
Staring blankly at your screen? You probably have post holiday blues. The good news is you can get through it
The infamous Stanford prison experiment was flawed – so why is it still so influential today?

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