Humans are Bad at Multitasking
Well of course we are. It’s never been about gender. People are just bad at multi-tasking but really at kidding ourselves we can multitask. Source:… Read More »Humans are Bad at Multitasking
Well of course we are. It’s never been about gender. People are just bad at multi-tasking but really at kidding ourselves we can multitask. Source:… Read More »Humans are Bad at Multitasking
There are some great behavioural nudges at Japanese (busiest in the world!) railway stations. Source: The Amazing Psychology of Japanese Train Stations – CityLab
So now you know. Add that middle initial and look more clever… Middle name initials often appear in formal contexts, especially when people refer to… Read More »Middle name initials enhance evaluations of intellectual performance
A really interesting study looking at the different regions of the brain do many things, rather than the received wisdom that each brain region is… Read More »Specific parts of the brain do many things
Great stuff. It explains why changing one’s mind is so hard. Xu hopes these insights into how difficult it is for the brain to amend… Read More »The Neuroscience of Changing Your Mind
Tim Hartford takes a long hard look at Behavioural Economics. …there is something unnerving about a discipline in which our discoveries about the past do… Read More »What next for behavioural economics?
Loads of background, research, psychology and good advice on using icons. Great job Matthew Standage.
There is some proper science going on here. Results revealed that selfies were indeed evaluated more negatively than photos taken by others. Persons in selfies… Read More »Beware of Selfies
A great piece on the myths of neuroscience. Some people learn best by doing, right? Others have a visual memory, and it’s important for them… Read More »Busting the ‘Neuromyths’ About How We Learn
A practical, hands on way to understand how the human brain works and apply that knowledge to User Experience and product design. Learn the psychological… Read More »Workshop: Psychology for UX and Product Design