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For the lonely, a blurred line between real and fictional people

In lonely people, the boundary between real friends and favorite fictional characters gets blurred in the part of the brain that is active when thinking about others, a new study by co-authored…

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Briana Brownlow Presents "How Racism Gets Under the Skin" with TEDx Ohio State University

Congratulations to Clinical Psychology Doctoral Candidate, Briana Brownlow on her TEDx Ohio State University talk on "How Racism Gets Under the Skin." 

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Professor Tracy Tylka Reflects on Managing Body Image Anxiety After Lockdown

Professor Tracy Tylka reflects on eight ways to to manage body anxiety after lockdown in her most recent article with Ohio State News and The Conversation.

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Timothy Broom Examines What happens in your brain when you ‘lose yourself’ in fiction

If you count yourself among those who lose themselves in the lives of fictional characters, scientists now have a better idea of how that happens.

Researchers found that the more immersed…

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Paul De Boeck has been awarded the 2021 Career Award for Lifetime Achievement from the Psychometric Society

Professor Paul De Boeck has been awarded the 2021 Career Award for Lifetime Achievement from the Psychometric Society. This award honors individuals whose publications, presentations,…

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Roger Ratcliff among researchers recognized as highest-cited faculty worldwide

Roger Ratcliff, Distinguished University Professor in the Department of Psychology, ranks among the top 1% worldwide in career-long citations across all scientific disciplines, according to a…

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Coolest Science Story of 2020 Winner Zeynep Saygin and her Team

Human brains pre-wired for words is coolest science story of 2020

The polls have closed, the ballots have been counted, and when it comes to the coolest Ohio State science story of the year, we’re…

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Dr. Ian Krajbich Highlighted in Cattel Fund Project Article

Dr. Ian Krajbich has recently been recognized for his sabbatical research, supported by the APS Cattel Fund. 

Dr. Ian Krajbich and his research

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Racial Justice and Intro to Psychology: An article featuring Melissa Beers

Dr. Melissa Beers, program director for Psychology 1100, was interviewed by the College of Arts and Sciences to discuss her ALX grant and what this means for the course content of …