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Restaurant menus are more than just lists of food and prices. They are carefully crafted marketing tools designed to influence your choices and encourage higher spending. This practice, known as menu engineering or menu psychology, uses subtle visual and descriptive techniques to guide your eyes towards more profitable items. While…

Diversity training is more effective when it’s personalized, according to my new research in the peer-reviewed journal Applied Psychology.

Not only is the subject stimulating for young minds enthralled by true crime content – ultimately, a qualification in criminology can lead to careers in the justice system, social and probation work, and more

Kelly Ripa is thinking about going to college to finish her four-year psychology degree after feeling inspired by her and Mark Consuelos' son Joaquin's impending graduation.

Letters: Readers respond to George Monbiot’s piece on how economic inequality fosters resentment, exclusion and nostalgia

Are you sure you know all these course descriptions?! 🤯 We’ve got a challenge for you: here are 21 university courses to test your knowledge. Here’s the drill: we’ll give you a description, and you have to pick the correct answer out of the given four. You might find yourself…

The question “Who is Keir Starmer?” echoed across headlines before and after he took office in 2024. Despite leading the Labour party for years, his personality, leadership style and core motivations remained something of a mystery. Now in office, that question matters more than ever. In moments of crisis, a…

World No 2 makes 11th attempt at career grand slam but others in his way include Ludvig Åberg and Shane Lowry

INTERVIEW: Fascinated by psychology, Ian Leslie found much to sink his teeth into in the relationship between the two greatest Beatles. Nick Duerden speaks to the writer about his new, critically acclaimed book exploring pop music’s most tumultuous, competitive and ultimately loving friendship