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Do gender-diverse teams perform better?
A group of students at the Faculty of Psychology and Neuroscience at Maastricht University investigated to what extent people expect mixed teams to be more or less productive than teams…Read more
The wonders of human guilt and scapegoating
Have you ever felt guilty for something you did and tried to make it up via reparative actions? Remember how good that felt? Well, us neither. But apparently some people…Read more
Science can catch you cheating – without you having to disclose it! How we shed light on the ambiguous field of dishonesty research
Academic dishonesty - you probably have encountered it in university. It does not only mean plagiarism or using cheat sheets; It can be lying to your professor that you could…Read more
Cannabis: The birth or death of creativity?
Cannabis = Creativity. At least according to Mary, your pothead friend who hasn't showered in a week. But is there really any science to back Mary up? It's not like…Read more
Happy Pride Month?
It’s June which is known as Pride Month among the LGBTQ* community. It promotes visibility, acceptance and equality. While a lot of people are celebrating and joyfully take part in…Read more
Don’t study hard, study smart!
Contrary to popular beliefs, good grades could require less studying effort than you think. Have you ever had the feeling that you studied hard for an exam and invested a lot…Read more
What You Should Have Asked Your Teachers About Guilt & Scapegoating
Guilt is a very prominent feeling in our society. It can arise in a variety of contexts, even in simple daily situations we all encounter: eating, sports activities, different types…Read more
There is a monster in my room
Were you ever half asleep and the suddenly thought that you saw a monster in the corner of your room, but as soon as you focused on it you realized…Read more
Why you always lying?
What do Trump, the Chinese government and one of your friends, complimenting the clothing you recently acquired, while trying to suppress a grin, have in common? They are all bad…Read more