The Social Mind by Matilda Gosling
Matilda GoslingStories and science about how we shape each other’s thoughts, emotions and behaviours.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 38 | Founded | 2 years ago | Last Issue | 12 days ago |
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Moral goodness and why everyone else is bad
It’s easy to be right. Opposition parties tend to be right until they win elections. Orwell’s animals were right until they captured the farm and found themselves mirroring the illiberal behaviour of their former human oppressors. We’re all...
Mental health awareness and the attention economy of suffering
Suffering has always drawn in spectators. The controversial American showman P. T. Barnum gave his audience ‘human curiosities’: people he presented as freaks, whom he offered up alongside exotic animals and fictional creations. This was hi...
In praise of unsafe spaces
A safe space is a literal or metaphorical room in which people with shared experiences talk freely. According to Cambridge Dictionary, it’s a ‘place or situation in which you are protected from harm or danger’ or a ‘place or room, for examp...
Teens and social media: it's complicated
When it comes to adolescent social media use, there’s an easy narrative. Teenage mental health started plummeting around 2010, coinciding with the widespread adoption of smartphones and the launch of apps such as Instagram: the former is a...
Unconscious bias and the training that doesn't fix it
Organisations have invested heavily in unconscious bias training. According to research by Hays, more than 50% of employers have trained hiring managers and interviewers in their unconscious biases. On its surface, this training makes sense...
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Social scientist, researcher and non-fiction author. Teenagers: The Evidence Base and Evidence-Based Parenting are out now with Swift Press.
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