Tuesday, February 24, 2015

How the Anchoring Bias Influences Your Decisions

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How the Anchoring Bias Influences Your Decisions
What Is the Anchoring Bias?
The first bit of information you learn can sometimes bias the decision you ultimately make. Psychologists refer to this as the anchoring bias. Discover more about how the anchoring bias influences the decisions you  make and why it might be to your advantage to make the first offer when you are trying to negotiate a deal.
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How to Take Psychology Notes
Good note-taking skills are important if you want to do well in your psychology courses. Learn more about what you need for note-taking success.
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How to Read (and Understand) a Psychology Journal Article
Reading a psychology journal article can be daunting, but following a few simple strategies can make it easier. Check out these tips for success.
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What Is a Self-Schema?
A self-schema refers to the impressions that you have of yourself. Learn more about how these self-schemas form and how they influence behavior.
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Tuesday, February 17, 2015

Willpower 101: The Psychology of Self-Control

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Is willpower really all it takes to get what you want? Discover why willpower matters and what you can do to boost yours.
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Do you really need a graduate degree in psychology? If you are thinking of entering certain fields, including these five, a grad degree is a must.
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Do your dreams really hold a hidden meaning? Here are nine common dreams and what the dream analysts believe they really mean.
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Lewis Terman had a major influence on psychology, particularly in the area of intelligence testing. Learn more about his life and controversial legacy.
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