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Australia's Inflation Surge: A Self-Fulfilling Prophecy
Australia's inflation rate reached 7.8 percent in late 2022, driven by pandemic-related supply disruptions, massive government stimulus, and a self-fulfilling prophecy among businesses who used media coverage to justify significant price increases, even after supply issues resolved.
Australia's Inflation Surge: A Self-Fulfilling Prophecy
Australia's inflation rate reached 7.8 percent in late 2022, driven by pandemic-related supply disruptions, massive government stimulus, and a self-fulfilling prophecy among businesses who used media coverage to justify significant price increases, even after supply issues resolved.
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52% Bias Score
Major Statistical Error Invalidates Widely Cited Study on Race and Violence
A 2017 study on race and violence, widely cited in subsequent research, contained a major statistical error identified by the "Error: A Bug Bounty Program for Science" project, invalidating its key conclusions and highlighting the need for improved error detection in scientific publications.
Major Statistical Error Invalidates Widely Cited Study on Race and Violence
A 2017 study on race and violence, widely cited in subsequent research, contained a major statistical error identified by the "Error: A Bug Bounty Program for Science" project, invalidating its key conclusions and highlighting the need for improved error detection in scientific publications.
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36% Bias Score
Readers Respond: Combating Fascism's Insidious Rise
Zoe Williams' article on the gradual arrival of fascism prompts readers to share their experiences and insights, highlighting the 'bystander effect' and the importance of vocal opposition, using historical parallels and psychological studies to explain passive acceptance of authoritarianism.
Readers Respond: Combating Fascism's Insidious Rise
Zoe Williams' article on the gradual arrival of fascism prompts readers to share their experiences and insights, highlighting the 'bystander effect' and the importance of vocal opposition, using historical parallels and psychological studies to explain passive acceptance of authoritarianism.
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40% Bias Score
Infantile Amnesia: Why We Forget Our Earliest Memories
Infantile amnesia, the inability to recall early childhood memories before ages two to three, affects most adults; however, research indicates that memories from this period are stored in the brain and shape future behavior and mental health, influenced by cultural and conversational factors.
Infantile Amnesia: Why We Forget Our Earliest Memories
Infantile amnesia, the inability to recall early childhood memories before ages two to three, affects most adults; however, research indicates that memories from this period are stored in the brain and shape future behavior and mental health, influenced by cultural and conversational factors.
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28% Bias Score
Introverted Leaders: Quiet Strength in Corporate Settings
A study reveals that introverted leaders achieve better financial results with proactive teams, challenging the corporate bias favoring extroversion; companies should create inclusive environments for introverts to thrive.
Introverted Leaders: Quiet Strength in Corporate Settings
A study reveals that introverted leaders achieve better financial results with proactive teams, challenging the corporate bias favoring extroversion; companies should create inclusive environments for introverts to thrive.
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24% Bias Score
Study: Sunday, Not Monday, Is the Most Depressive Day
A University College London study of 50,000 people found that Sunday, not Monday, shows the highest levels of depressive symptoms, challenging common assumptions about workday stress and suggesting a need for reassessment of work-life balance.
Study: Sunday, Not Monday, Is the Most Depressive Day
A University College London study of 50,000 people found that Sunday, not Monday, shows the highest levels of depressive symptoms, challenging common assumptions about workday stress and suggesting a need for reassessment of work-life balance.
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56% Bias Score
Economic Uncertainty: Stress, Resilience, and Proactive Strategies
Economic uncertainty, marked by layoffs and inflation, causes heightened stress and impacts mental health and productivity; proactive strategies like financial planning and self-care are crucial for building resilience.
Economic Uncertainty: Stress, Resilience, and Proactive Strategies
Economic uncertainty, marked by layoffs and inflation, causes heightened stress and impacts mental health and productivity; proactive strategies like financial planning and self-care are crucial for building resilience.
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40% Bias Score
Global Anxiety Surge Linked to Modern Lifestyles and Economic Instability
A study links the global surge in anxiety disorders to demanding lifestyles, economic instability, and the constant connectivity of modern life, emphasizing the need for early psychological intervention to prevent long-term consequences like agoraphobia.
Global Anxiety Surge Linked to Modern Lifestyles and Economic Instability
A study links the global surge in anxiety disorders to demanding lifestyles, economic instability, and the constant connectivity of modern life, emphasizing the need for early psychological intervention to prevent long-term consequences like agoraphobia.
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40% Bias Score
Death of Josep Toro Trallero: A Legacy in Clinical Psychology and Anorexia Research
Josep Toro Trallero, a renowned Spanish clinical psychologist and founder of Galton psychology practice, passed away; his significant contributions to the field included his book, "El cuerpo como delito," which profoundly analyzed the societal and biological influences on anorexia.
Death of Josep Toro Trallero: A Legacy in Clinical Psychology and Anorexia Research
Josep Toro Trallero, a renowned Spanish clinical psychologist and founder of Galton psychology practice, passed away; his significant contributions to the field included his book, "El cuerpo como delito," which profoundly analyzed the societal and biological influences on anorexia.
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36% Bias Score
Daily Mood Fluctuations: Peak Happiness Found After Waking, Study Shows
A University College London study of almost 50,000 Brits over two years found that happiness peaks after waking, dips around midday, rises in the evening, and falls sharply at night; mid-week moods were lower than those on Mondays and Fridays.
Daily Mood Fluctuations: Peak Happiness Found After Waking, Study Shows
A University College London study of almost 50,000 Brits over two years found that happiness peaks after waking, dips around midday, rises in the evening, and falls sharply at night; mid-week moods were lower than those on Mondays and Fridays.
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24% Bias Score
The Neuroscience of Hallucination: Prevalence, Mechanisms, and Future Directions
This article explores the science of hallucinations, revealing their surprisingly high prevalence across various populations and linking them to the brain's predictive mechanisms; it highlights the role of brain region Area 10 in distinguishing reality from imagination and suggests future research d...
The Neuroscience of Hallucination: Prevalence, Mechanisms, and Future Directions
This article explores the science of hallucinations, revealing their surprisingly high prevalence across various populations and linking them to the brain's predictive mechanisms; it highlights the role of brain region Area 10 in distinguishing reality from imagination and suggests future research d...
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12% Bias Score
Boogeyman Tactics: How Leaders Manipulate Followers Through Fear
Leaders use the tactic of manufacturing a "boogeyman" or enemy to control followers by exploiting the brain's fear response, suppressing rational thought, and creating a feedback loop of heightened alert and conformity; this is done through emotional manipulation, binary framing, and diversionary ta...
Boogeyman Tactics: How Leaders Manipulate Followers Through Fear
Leaders use the tactic of manufacturing a "boogeyman" or enemy to control followers by exploiting the brain's fear response, suppressing rational thought, and creating a feedback loop of heightened alert and conformity; this is done through emotional manipulation, binary framing, and diversionary ta...
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40% Bias Score
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