Here is our safe space for reflections, insights and thoughtful musings on topics related to anything and everything psychology. It is not a formal academic outlet, but rather a casual and eclectic exploration of our interests and observations.

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Unmasking the Bystander Effect: Challenging the Myth of Diffusion of Responsibility

The bystander effect is a widely known social phenomenon that suggests individuals are less likely to offer assistance in emergency situations when others are present. However, recent research has challenged the notion of the bystander effect and provided evidence that highlights the importance of individual differences, situational factors, and intervention strategies. In this article, we will delve into the complexities of the bystander effect and explore the studies that question its validity, shedding light on the factors that can dispel this seemingly pervasive social phenomenon.

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Procrastination: Understanding the Habit and Breaking Free

Procrastination is a common struggle that affects many individuals across different aspects of life, from academic and work-related tasks to personal goals and aspirations. In this article, we delve into the psychology of procrastination, exploring its underlying causes, consequences, and strategies for overcoming this habit.

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Issues with Sacrificial Moral Dilemmas: A Critical Analysis

This article aims to delve into the main issues associated with these dilemmas. Specifically, we will explore in greater detail the issues of amusement rather than sobering reflection, the lack of realism and representation, and the differential psychological processes compared to other moral situations.

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What Colours Can Dogs See?

Discover what colours dogs can see and how their vision works through the lens of perceptual psychology. Learn how dogs view the world and how this affects toy design, training, and more.

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