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The Student Notebook welcomes Jeffrey Scott Mio as this months’ Champion of Psychology. Mio, California State Polytechnic University, specializes in… More

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Remember how, as a student listening to a lecture, your attention drifted between the words of the professor and sundry… More

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When we read scientific psychology journals, we notice that many well-respected researchers often use commentaries and other rebuttals to address… More