Get all your news in one place.

100's of premium titles.
One app.

Get all your news in one place.

100's of premium titles. One news app.

The Latest Breaking News from Psychology

Ramsay Health Psychology Clinics to Close 17 Branches: What Will Happen to Patients?

Major closures of Ramsay's psychology clinics threaten patient care; government plans aim to expand support amid concerns over access and delays.

International Business Times UK

Australia’s largest private hospital operator to close majority of psychology clinics to be ‘flexible, sustainable’

Seventeen of Ramsay Health Care’s 20 clinics will close by the end of August, with only Cairns, Charlestown and Joondalup to remain operating

The Guardian - AU

Clinics axed as mental health patients count cost

A private hospital giant is set to close all but three of its psychology clinics as data shows more patients putting off treatment due to cost pressures.

AAP

From analysis to the latest developments in health,
read the most diverse news in one place.

8 Loyalty Programs That Were Modeled After Casino Psychology

The flashing lights, the chiming slot machines, the rush of dopamine when a win hits—casinos know exactly how to hook people and keep them coming back for more. But this psychological magic didn’t stay in Vegas. It quietly crept into retail, hospitality, and even digital platforms under the guise of…

Everybody Loves Your Money

From Confusion to Confidence: Why Most Traders Fail and How Jody Samuels Is the Missing Link

The FX Trader's EDGE by Jody Samuels offers a proven framework to help retail traders master stocks, forex, futures, and options through strategy, psychology, and performance coaching.

International Business Times

8 Parenting Beliefs That Are Now Considered Harmful

Parenting advice evolves with each generation, shaped by new psychological research, cultural shifts, and a deeper understanding of child development. What was once considered a gold-standard parenting practice can later be viewed as outdated or even detrimental. Many well-intentioned parents raise their children the way they were raised, unaware that…

Budget and the Bees

Here’s Why Some People Still Carry Cash—And It’s Not What You Think

In a world of taps and swipes, physical currency can feel like a relic. Society conditions us to believe digital is faster, cleaner, and more convenient. Yet, many people consciously choose to keep bills and coins in their pockets. Their reasons are far more complex than being old-fashioned or technologically…

Budget and the Bees

Read news from The Economist, FT, and more,
with one subscription

The Science of Sound: How Kerry Müller Has Reimagined Therapy Through Frequency, Psychology and Psychotherapy.

Müller produces her own tracks using professional-grade production software, layering frequencies to create deep neurological effects.

International Business Times

My friends made plans without me – is it weird to invite myself?

New research has shed light on the psychology of ‘self-invitation’, and why people hold back from asking to join others’ plans

The Guardian - US

‘It's like a game of chess’ - how group psychology affects the tactics of the Tour de France peloton

Domestiques, sprinters, hill climbers and GCs. How exactly do teams work at the Tour de France?

Cycling Weekly

46 Fascinating Psychology Experiments That Might Totally Change How You See The World

What is the most bizarre psychology experiment that you've ever heard of?

Bored Panda

6 Financial Habits That Were Created to Benefit Credit Lenders

Debt has become so woven into daily life that many forget how certain financial habits were carefully shaped to benefit one side far more than the other. Credit lenders have long used psychology and clever marketing to keep borrowers paying interest, carrying balances, and staying hooked on a cycle that…

Everybody Loves Your Money

10 Grocery Store Designs That Psychologists Say Fuel Impulse Spending

Grocery shopping seems innocent enough—grab a cart, follow a list, and stock up for the week. Yet every aisle hides a subtle trap, meticulously designed by store planners who know exactly how to tap into human psychology. Shoppers walk in for eggs and milk, and somehow walk out with chocolate…

Everybody Loves Your Money

Can your brain run out of memory?

Your memory relies on reusing, overlapping and adapting rather than on a fixed number of storage spots.

LiveScience

Get all your
news in one place.

100's of premium titles.
One news app.

Grocery Coupon Guide

8 Ways Grocery Stores Trick You Into Paying More

Ever spent $200 on groceries and wondered, “Where did it all go?” You’re not alone—grocery stores are built to make you spend more than you planned. By understanding grocery store tricks, you can shop intentionally and protect your budget. These stores use psychology, layout design, and pricing tactics to nudge…

LiveScience

New AI system can 'predict human behavior in any situation' with unprecedented degree of accuracy, scientists say

A new artificial intelligence (AI) model called Centaur can predict and simulate human thought and behavior better than any past models, opening the door for cutting-edge research applications.

Livingetc

As a Color Psychology Expert, These Are 7 Things I'd Never Do When Decorating — From Following Trends to a 'Red Thread' Approach

Because color is never just about looks, especially in the home

Grocery Coupon Guide

8 Grocery Store Tricks That Make You Spend on the Wrong Products

Grocery stores are masters of consumer psychology. Their primary goal is to maximize sales, which often means guiding you towards products with the highest profit margins, not necessarily the ones that offer the best value or health benefits for you. These “tricks” are subtle but incredibly effective. They play on…

Get all your
news in one place.

100's of premium titles.
One news app.

Al Jazeera

How generative AI is affecting people’s minds

Psychology experts have many concerns about the potential impact of AI on the human mind.

Bored Panda

These 25 Psychological Tricks Are So Easy, You’ll Probably Want To Try Them On The Next Person You Meet

There is no shortage of books and psychology articles with tips on how to use body language to achieve success. But let’s be real – no language trick will make your date instantly fall in love with you, or your dream company hire you. However, there are some psychological tricks…

The Conversation

The psychology of debt in Squid Game – and what your love or hatred of the show means

“Mister. Would you like to play a game with me?” These seemingly innocuous words to debt-ridden Gi-hun (Lee Jung-Jae) by a mysterious recruiter (Gong-Yoo) lead him to an opportunity for financial salvation – at the expense of human lives, including possibly his own.

Grocery Coupon Guide

Supermarket Psychology: How Color, Music, and Smell Trick You

Walking into a supermarket is a sensory experience. The bright lights, carefully arranged displays, background music, and ambient smells all contribute to the store’s atmosphere. None of this is accidental. Retailers use sensory marketing, a powerful form of psychology, to influence your mood, guide your movements, and subtly encourage you…

The Conversation

Why brands are embracing fantasy: The psychology behind escapist marketing in anxious times

Why did Aritzia open a café inside its flagship store in Toronto? Why did Burberry pivot from fashion photography to cinematic ads that transport viewers into dreamlike sequences? And why is Simons, Canada’s remaining department store, incorporating art and interactive technologies into its retail spaces?

Budget and the Bees

9 Ways Credit Card Points Programs Quietly Influence Spending Habits

Credit card reward points can feel like a smart financial hack, transforming everyday purchases into future flights, hotel stays, or cash back. This powerful allure makes us feel like savvy consumers, beating the system one swipe at a time. However, these loyalty programs are meticulously designed by financial institutions with…

Saving Advice

The Psychology of Spending: Why We Buy Things We Don’t Need

We all know the feeling. You walk into a store for one thing and leave with a bag full of stuff you never planned to...

1 … 40 41 42 43

People

From analysis to the latest developments in health,
read the most diverse news in one place.

Organisations

Read news from The Economist, FT, and more,
with one subscription

Topics

Artificial Intelligence

Places

Fourteen days free

Download the app

One app. One membership.
100+ trusted global sources.