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Autonomous Sensory Meridian Response (ASMR) - also known as brain tingles - has quickly become one of the biggest phenomenons on the internet, with more than 13 million videos dedicated to…
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To celebrate World Tetris Day on 6th June 2014, the University of Sheffield's Dr Tom Stafford discusses why such a simple game is so compelling and reveals the psychology behind the enduring…
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Psychology
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Do you ever consider the true cost of your clothing? Does the 'new you' need new clothes? Do you really have nothing to wear? Why not challenge yourself to update your look from your…
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Psychology
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Dr Aneurin Kennerley discusses how research using functional Magnetic Resonance Imaging (fMRI) can provide demonstrations of thought identification, in some sense, mind reading. Mind Matters is a…
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Psychology
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Professor of Cognitive Neuroscience, Dr Sophie Scott from University College London, shares her research on understanding the neurology of laughter as well as the expression of emotion through…
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Psychology
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Dr Gustav Kuhn and Dr Megan Freeth explore the neurology behind our experiences of what seems impossible. Using psychology they explain why it's possible for us to be so easily deceived by…
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Dr Kendra Arkley discusses her research on active vibrissal (whisker) touch sensing and how specialised touch sensors (whiskers) are used by animals to explore and make sense of their environment.…
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Psychology
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Developmental Psychologist Dr Elena Hoicka from The University of Sheffield's Psychology Department discusses her research on the origins of humour, exploring when babies first experience…
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Your degree in Psychology at the University of Sheffield, will prepare you for a range of careers across a variety of sectors. Accredited by the British Psychological Society, your degree gives you…
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Psychology
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Psychology degree - what next? Dr Kirsten Bartlett discusses career prospects for our undergraduate students.
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Psychology
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The psychology undergraduate course here at the University of Sheffield is accredited by the British Psychological Society. It has a firm science base and you will be exposed to a diverse range of…
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Psychology
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Year 3 students of our psychology undergraduate course complete their own research project in their chosen research field. Listen to Constance explaining her research.
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According to the Center for Disease Control and Prevention, 1 in 68 children has an autism spectrum condition (ASC). In addition, more and more people are being diagnosed with ASC in adulthood.…
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Psychology
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According to the Center for Disease Control and Prevention, 1 in 68 children has an autism spectrum condition (ASC). In addition, more and more people are being diagnosed with ASC in adulthood.…
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Psychology
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Expert by Experience Patrick Wood shares his experiences of working with the Clinical Psychology Unit at the University of Sheffield.
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Psychology
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Expert by Experience Tony Whiting shares his experiences of working with the Clinical Psychology Unit at the University of Sheffield.
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Psychology
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