Psychology says the first person you text during "good news" says a lot about you

Psychology explains why the first person you text after receiving good news may reveal your strongest emotional bond and closest relationship.

Psychology says people who interrupt conversations aren't always being rude

Do people who interrupt conversations lack manners? Not necessarily. Psychologists say interruptions can stem from excitement, fast thinking or differences in cognitive processing rather than ...

You’re Not A ‘Morning Lark’ Or A ‘Night Owl’ — Here’s The Test That Reveals Your Real Chronotype, By A Psychologist

Chronotype isn't just morning lark or night owl: your body clock runs on three dials, not one. Take this quick, science-based ...
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Is Psychology Ignoring One of the Biggest Human Mysteries?

Whether UAP reports reflect an external reality or a psychological perception, the field of psychology has a scientific and ...
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Vacaville schools celebrate record exam success

Vacaville Unified School District officials are once again celebrating student success in college-level academics, as they continued to excel in the district’s rigorous Advanced Placement (AP) program ...
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Scientists analyzed 100,000 exams and found the best time to take one

Italian students taking oral exams have a better shot at success if they’re scheduled around midday, according to new research. Analyzing over 100,000 assessments, scientists found a clear bell curve ...
Frontiers

Students more likely to pass oral exams at noon — and that might apply to job interviews, too

Scientists analyzed a sample of more than 100,000 oral exams and found that students’ chances of passing were affected by the time of day when the exam began. These interview-style exams, which are ...
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Introducing AP’s 2025 global news interns

In a memo to staff on Tuesday, Corinne Chin, director of news talent for recruitment, introduced AP’s 2025 class of global news interns: We’re thrilled to welcome the 2025 class of global news interns ...