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Retraction of paper on romantic crushes marks second for psychology researcher
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inRetraction of paper on police killings and race not due to “‘mob’ pressure” or “distaste for the political views of people citing the work approvingly,” say authors
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in77-year-old paper by controversial psychologist Hans Eysenck earns an expression of concern
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inWhy time feels weird right now
For Reuters, Feilding Cage provides a series of interactive tidbits to demonstrate why time perception feels like a mess these days.
Various factors skew our perception different directions. On emotion:
A busy day usually goes by quickly, but for some the opposite is true in 2020. Frontline healthcare workers, for example, know they are at high risk of exposure to the coronavirus, and the resulting anxiety heightens their attentiveness and slows their perception of how quickly a day passes.
For others, however, time can fly during joyful moments, such as a video catch-up or dinner with friends.
There’s nothing on why it feels like time is moving backwards though.
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inJournal calls 2012 paper “deeply offensive to particular minorities”
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inEditors in chief past and present apologize for publishing article that “feed[s] into racist narratives”
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inEditors in chief past and present apologize for publishing article that “feed[s] into racist narratives”
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in“I was shocked. I felt physically ill.” And still, she corrected the record.
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inJournal founded by Hans Eysenck issues expressions of concern for his papers, despite calls by university to retract
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inJournals retract three papers by Hans Eysenck, flag 18, some 60 years old
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