The majority of individuals can imagine scenes happening when reading a book, but this is not possible for those with aphantasia. This five-minute TED Ed video explains aphantasia, highlighting research which observed changes in individuals’ eyes when imagining a bright light. It was discovered that whilst the pupils of those without aphantasia constricted, no change…
As we approach the end of this academic year with assessment deadlines looming, it is understandable if you feel like your motivation is dwindling. I came across this TED Ed video on motivation, which explains how low motivation can be triggered by the “stuck in the middle effect” where it feels like you are so…
After reviewing some psychology-focused podcasts in a previous post, I wanted to continue sharing podcast recommendations on DigiPsych. This post contains two short reviews on a podcast about the psychology of nostalgia, and a podcast on the benefits that pets can have on wellbeing. BBC Sounds – All in the Mind – The Psychology of…
The University of Lincoln has many locations perfect for studying or for focusing on writing assignments. The University Library The University Library is a great place to study. The ground floor, first floor, and second floor can be used for working on group projects and talking with others quietly, and the third floor is a…
Recently, I have been listening to some psychology-focused podcasts to feed my curiosity but also to enhance my learning and understanding of psychology as a whole. These are listed below, with the main gist of the podcast, as well as my thoughts and feelings after listening. BBC Sounds – All in the Mind – The…