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College Branding Makes Beer More Salient to Underage Students
Marketing that uses university colors and logos can enhance beer brands’ salience, which may impact student drinking.
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Brain Researchers Announce Plan to Create International Brain Initiative
To meet the challenges posed—and promises offered—by brain science, representatives from Australia, Japan, Korea, and the US have declared an intent to create an International Brain Initiative.
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Interdisciplinarity and Integration: How Far and Wide?
Jason Finley is to be commended for his succinct statement of the potential value to psychology of knowledge and understanding grounded in the humanities (“Bridging Psychological Science and the Humanities,” Observer, October 2017). What would
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The Scientists Who Pioneered Psychology-Centered fMRI Centers
A look at the psychological scientists who led the development of multidisciplinary imaging centers outside of medical centers.
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‘Light’ Words Play with Pupils
Upon reading or hearing words associated with light and dark, peoples’ eyes behave like they are experiencing light and dark, according to a new article published in Psychological Science.
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The Cognitive ‘Glitch’ of Humans: Laurie Santos on What Makes the Human Mind So Special
Laurie R. Santos describes evidence of cognitive talents shared across species, and those that seem to be exclusive to humans.
