Study of the week: The Liking Gap
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Do people like us more or less than we think?
Hello lovely readers! Are we ready to expand our minds against social media, brain rot, the decline of curiosity, intellectualism and doomscrolling? You’re in luck! I’m introducing a new series on our Substack: Your Psychology Study of the Week The name says it all, but once a week I’ll dive into one well-known or recent psychology study, what the authors discovered, how they discovered it and what it means for you. If you’re subscribed this will be delivered right to your inbox for you to peruse amidst all your junk mail. Let’s begin with our first study! In 2018, a group of four…
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