Center For Advanced Studies In Mental Health
Events
3 June 2015
The Role of Technology in Peer Harassment: Does it Amplify Harm for Youth?
29 May 2015
How Long Does It Actually Take to Form a New Habit?
28 May 2015
Mental Illness Is A Much Bigger Problem For The Poor, New Study Shows
27 May 2015
Challenging Sizism: Health and Weight Don’t Always Equate
20 May 2015
Oxytocin, Alcohol Seem to Work on Brain in Similar Ways
29 April 2015
6-month-old babies are using smartphones, study says
26 April 2015
University research scholarships
24 April 2015
The Psychology (and Philosophy) of ‘No Regrets’
12 April 2015
How do placebos make people think they’ll get better?
10 April 2015
Are your kids inheriting your fears?
5 April 2015
Internet Searches Create Illusion of Personal Knowledge
2 April 2015
You’re Not Fooling Anyone With Your Pretend Laughter
28 Februay 2015. APA
Social status isn't just about the cars we drive, the money we make or the schools we attend — it's also about how we feel, think and act, psychology researchers say.
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How does the income level, culture or attitude of the community where you grew up shape who you are as a person?
12 February 2015
Children in immigration detention have significantly higher rates of mental health disorders compared with children in the Australian community.
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Refugee Children In Australian Detention Centers Subjected To Sexual Abuse
Personality-and-Individual-Differences (PAID), is pleased to announce ‘‘The Dr. Sybil Eysenck Award’’ to support outstanding young researchers. This is an annual award, established in 2014. The corresponding author of the selected article will receive the prize of $5,000 USD.
Submission will remain open between January 1, 2015 until March 31, 2015
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Call for Papers: The Dr. Sybil Eysenck Award
The Journal of Basic and Applied Social Psychology (BASP) has banned
the null hypothesis significance testing procedure (NHSTP)
26 February 2015
The Basic and Applied Social Psychology (BASP) 2014 Editorial
emphasized that the null hypothesis significance testing procedure
(NHSTP) is invalid, and thus authors would be not required to
perform it (Trafimow, 2014).