
Christian Jarrett
Editor at Psyche Magazine
Contributor at BBC Science Focus
Editor, Psyche Magazine https://t.co/s1Esj2DVgK | SPSP award-winning author of BE WHO YOU WANT | Contributor @sciencefocus | https://t.co/SLD5jfLuhi
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1 week ago |
geneticliteracyproject.org | Christian Jarrett
GLP Policy & Performance Review, 2024 The GLP is committed to full transparency. Download the report.
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2 weeks ago |
sciencefocus.com | Christian Jarrett
I'll never forget the day my wife and I drove to pick up our miniature schnauzer puppy. She was just four weeks old and could sit upon my palm. On the way home, I sat with her on the back seat as she cosied up to my lap, looking up at me with those big, adorable eyes. In the weeks and months that followed, we used to joke that it felt like a dress rehearsal for having a human baby.
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3 weeks ago |
psyche.co | Christian Jarrett
To grasp the power of this lauded quality, think of it less as a mountain than as a flexible, even playful way of seeingby Michael UebelA film by Carly Jakins and Jared JakinsFor me and many others, contemplating death has clarified what matters.
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1 month ago |
psyche.co | Christian Jarrett
NOTE TO SELFWORK AND VOCATIONPhoto by ER Productions/Getty ImagesPhoto by ER Productions/Getty ImagesIt’s fun stumbling upon psychological concepts in unexpected places. I remember first learning about the Johari Window (an obscure framework for thinking about the limits of self-knowledge) in the Robert Galbraith novel The Cuckoo’s Calling (2013). It happened again the other day.
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Mar 21, 2025 |
sciencefocus.com | Christian Jarrett
The most popular idea for what causes depression in the brain is some kind of chemical imbalance. Many pharmaceutical companies have claimed in their advertising that their antidepressant drugs work by correcting this imbalance. The notion has even been popular with some mental health campaigners, who have been keen to show that depression has a ‘real’ biological basis, rather than just being all in the mind.
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Uncertainty is stressful, but here’s why we need to feel it https://t.co/7AxFYWJZu5 By Jessica Alquist @TexasTech for Psyche magazine. As much as people struggle with not knowing, we live in an uncertain world – and there are advantages to embracing that

A way to enjoy more positive mental images https://t.co/x7SJ3yiEga My latest Note to Self for Psyche magazine! Psychologists have tested a way to seed ‘involuntary positive mental images’ in the brain – you could try it for yourself

How to cultivate collective intellectual humility https://t.co/YCmtMRSClD New Psyche Guide by Elizabeth Krumrei-Mancuso @pepperdine & @moral_psych @Macquarie_Uni Being smart is knowing what you don’t know. Use these tips to boost your group’s thinking