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Psychology

Psychology is the study of conscious and unconscious phenomena, feeling and thought. It is an academic discipline of immense scope. Psychologists seek an understanding of the emergent properties of the mind, and all the variety of phenomena associated to personality.

Oppositional Defiance

Remember the bad kids in high school? The ones who didn’t make it onto the honour roll or the dean’s list? In my day they were the long-haired kids (the boys) who wore James Dean-style denim jackets and smoked in the bathrooms. I doubt if those kids in

Prevalence and related factors of sleep quality among Chinese undergraduates in Jiangsu Province: multiple models' analysis

Background and aims: In China, a significant number of undergraduates are experiencing poor sleep quality.

A Concept in Flux and Starved of the Metaphysical; reconsidering emotion through the lens of Islam

This conceptual article examines the case for conducting an Islamic analysis of the emotions.

Willingness to pay for National Health Insurance Services and Associated Factors in Africa and Asia: a systematic review and meta-analysis

Background: Universal health coverage (UHC) is crucial for public health, poverty eradication, and economic growth.

Jeff Bezos demonises farming and invests £1 billion in fake food production

At the Aspen Ideas Climate, Bezos Earth Fund vice chair Lauren Sánchez announced an initial $60 million commitment to establish Bezos Centres for Sustainable Protein as part of the Bezos Earth Fund’s $1 billion commitment to food transformation. The food transformation Sánchez dreams of is “plant-based lab-grown meats.” For

Fruits hidden by green: an improved YOLOV8n for detection of young citrus in lush citrus trees

In order to address the challenges of inefficiency and insufficient accuracy in the manual identification of young citrus fruits during thinning processes, this study proposes a detection methodology using the you only look once for complex backgrounds of young citrus fruits (YCCB-YOLO) approach. The method first constructs a dataset containing

How generative AI will ruin science and academic research

Background: the epistemology of modern mass media I often come back to Neil Postman’s 1985 classic Amusing Ourselves to Death. It’s a penetrating analysis on the cognitive effects of media technology. His focus is mainly on how the format and mode of communication influences the character of content

Priming, predictive programming and Hollywood

Throughout history, images and stories have played a crucial role in obtaining long-term control or influence over societies and cultures.

The general public has now been firmly established as guinea pigs for Big Pharma

Using the example of three drugs among the many that are causing growing concern, Dr.

Psychological warfare is used to make us submissive to their agenda

Day by day, the accumulating evidence makes it harder to cling to the naive idea that the upheavals defining our times are simply natural coincidences.

Long Covid: Another successful Fraud

For more than 18 months, Dr.

We need to protect children and future generations from the dangers of AI

The development of artificial intelligence (“AI”) is leading humanity towards its own downfall as a race towards creating human-like robots, or transhumans, is underway. In the following article, Julian Rose explores the psychological motivations behind the fascination with AI and the potential for a counter-reaction against its dominance. He connects

“HEGA”: the Basque version of the PaBiQ parental questionnaire, for clinicians and educators working in the Basque multilingual environment

In this paper, we investigate the relevance of using a parental questionnaire (HEGA) to gather information on children’s language experience in Basque and early language development in order to better interpret language performance in that language. Both this questionnaire and use of language assessment in Basque are needed in

Health Impacts of Electromagnetic Fields (EMF).

The CHD asserts that over the past several decades, numerous scientific publications have demonstrated the harmful effects of electromagnetic radiation (EMR) exposure from wireless sources – such as smartphones, Wi-Fi routers, cell towers, smart meters and other Internet of Things (IoT) devices – at levels well below maximum federal exposure limits. Despite

Assessing interstate racial and socioeconomic disparities in newborn screening policies in the United States

Introduction: This paper explores racial and socioeconomic disparities in newborn screening (NBS) policies across the United States.

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