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Psychologists are known for being liberal – but is that because they understand how people think?

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imageIt's not that studying psychology made me a bleeding heart, but that studying psychology gave me a better understanding of how people think and behave. Sign via www.shutterstock.com.

Is the field of social psychology biased against political conservatives? There has been intense debate about this question since an informal poll of over 1,000...

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How Europe turned its back on Greece in the pursuit of profit

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After five years of imposed austerity, Greece is on its knees. GDP has declined by 25%, unemployment has hit 26% (and youth unemployment more than 50%). And yet, all the EU has to offer is more austerity in exchange for a third bailout agreement.

Pension reform will be part of the deal agreed at the marathon meeting of eurozone...

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