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Articles cited (reverse chronological order)
Damian Pang, Psychology Today, 19th May 2025.
Consciousness underpins every experience—from deep joy to profound sadness to our capacity to love, and is at the heart of what makes us human and what makes life worth living. Some people have denied the existence of consciousness or reduced it to measurable behaviour patterns. It's critical to understand why consciousness matters and how it differs from mere behaviour.
Referenced in: frn-‘dysorg.’/¶9.
Nancy Darling, Psychology Today, 28th October 2017.
A large proportion of psychology studies rely on participants recruited from WEIRD (White, Educated, Industrialized, Rich, Democratic) groups. A study's reliance on a limited population of participants threatens the external validity of its findings, and implicit bias can affect who enrolls in studies through self-selection.
Referenced in: wrd-‘about’/¶7.
Ira Hyman, Psychology Today, 28th July 2011.
I am a mindless eater. Maybe you are too. Unfortunately, most of us engage in mindless eating - eating without awareness of how much we eat and the factors that really control our eating. If you want to control your weight, you must first take control of your eating. To take control, you must transition from mindless to mindful eating.
Referenced in: frn-‘dysorg.’/¶10.