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● Exploring disgust-related tactile processes

● Eye colour and (dis)agreeableness

● Stupid stories and subsequent stupidity

● Psychological Truth(s)

● Recognitions – part 4 – “Sloshing sounds courtesy of…”

● The Kajimoto laboratory (part 2): Muscular laugh enhancement

● A desk or a bed – which is best for studying? (study)

● The Kajimoto laboratory (part 1): Goosebumps

● The Moth to Flame Effect – is it real or not real?

● Partially drunk people can appear more attractive

● Abusing robots – current positions [part 4 of 4]

● Big Man | Big Mouth (new study)

● Illuminating Hopelessness Study

● Abusing robots – current positions [part 3 of 4]

● Dangerous smells (boxing study)

● The bad news sandwich

● Abusing robots – current positions [part 2 of 4]

● Weight-lifting enhances museum exhibit appreciation (study)

● Fear of flying (amongst pilots)

● Abusing robots – current positions [part 1 of 4]

● Ball squeezing for enhanced creativity (update)

● Where am I (exactly)? In search of the “egocentre”

● Waiters’ tips and the weather: Analysis of a possible connection

● Too tired to cheat?

● Interpreting automatic door motions

● Dr. Altschuler on … Whole Body Discrepancies

● The Butcher’s Tongue Illusion (update)

● Holding the door open for others – the darkside?

● Personal space gauges (one’s arms)

● Lying — what is it, truly?

● What is stupid(ity)?

● Civil Inattention – it exists (in elevators and elsewhere)

● Social Touching Maps (taboo or not taboo)

● Understanding Stigma with a ‘Dogfood Sandwich’

● Upside-down male/female swimwear/underwear picture recognition differences

● Disgusting toolhandles (studies)

● Non-crackling campfires not (quite so) relaxing?

● A wokfull of cockroaches – observing observers

● Preference peculiarities: Curves good – or angles bad?

● “How Much Do You Like Your Name?”

● Thigh Gaps

● The sunshine-spreads-a-smile experiment

● The Visual Aesthetics of Snowflakes (new study)

● The pleasure of being nasty

● False ‘missing toe’ sensation(s) [digital agnosia]

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