Psychology & Behavior

Psychology & Behavior

The Dunning-Kruger Effect May Just Be A Data Artefact (2020)

Research indicates that the perceived overconfidence in the Dunning-Kruger effect could result from data artifacts rather than psychological bias, challenging long-held assumptions.

Curious Minds Team
August 4, 2026

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How Attention Gets Hijacked in the Modern World

How attention gets hijacked in the modern world reveals powerful techniques that manipulate your focus—discover how to regain control before it’s too late.

Curious Minds Team
August 2, 2026

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Psychology & Behavior

Why Habits Stick Harder Than Goals

Habits stick harder than goals because they operate automatically, making lasting change easier—discover how to harness this power for your success.

Curious Minds Team
August 1, 2026

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Why We Procrastinate Even When We Care

You might procrastinate even when you care because emotional factors like fear…

Curious Minds Team
July 30, 2026

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Psychology & Behavior

What Cognitive Biases Actually Look Like in Daily Life

Learning to identify cognitive biases in daily life reveals surprising ways our minds can deceive us, but understanding them is the first step toward clearer thinking.

Curious Minds Team
July 29, 2026

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Why the Brain Loves Certainty So Much

Maybe understanding why the brain craves certainty can reveal how to navigate uncertainty more effectively and make better decisions.

Curious Minds Team
July 28, 2026

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Parental Device Use And The Adolescent-caregiver Attachment Bond

Research finds parental smartphone use may weaken the attachment bond with teenagers, raising concerns about digital habits and family relationships.

Curious Minds Team
July 10, 2026

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Psychology & Behavior

AmenGate: The Moment Before the Scroll

AmenGate introduces a faith-based prayer lock for iPhone, designed to replace mindless scrolling with meaningful prayer, relying on system-level interruptions and trust.