Frontiers news
21 Apr 2020
Psycho-Oncology: A new specialty in Frontiers in Psychology
A new section to “encourage psycho-oncological research with a broad thematic perspective…”
171 news posts in Frontiers in Psychology
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17 Apr 2020
Dance with your grandma (after COVID-19 of course)
Dance Movement Therapy as a tool to improve mood, promote exercise, and create closeness between grandparents and grandchildren: Frontiers in Psychology
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15 Apr 2020
Little scientists: children prefer books that explain why and how things happen
Books rich in causal information could help increase their motivation to read: Frontiers in Psychology
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04 Mar 2020
Mother nose best
Child body odor provides olfactory clues to mothers about child’s developmental stage: Frontiers in Psychology
Psychology
30 Jan 2020
Prof Darren Treadway becomes the new Specialty Chief Editor for Organizational Psychology
One of the largest sections in Frontiers in Psychology, encompassing all aspects of human behavior in an organization.
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17 Jan 2020
New dog, old tricks? Untrained stray dogs can understand human cues
Study suggests that understanding between humans and dogs transcends training: Frontiers in Psychology
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13 Sep 2019
Comparing primate vocalizations
Study shows Old World monkeys combine items in speech — but only two and never more, unlike humans; Frontiers in Psychology
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29 Jul 2019
Artificial intelligence enables recognizing and assessing a violinist’s bow movements
A system developed by David Dalmazzo and Rafael Ramírez, members of the Music Technology Group, allows violin students to benefit from real-time accurate information about their movements when playing the instrument; Frontiers in Psychology
Frontiers news
27 Jun 2019
No medicine without psychology says SCE of Psychology in Clinical Settings
Gianluca Castelnuovo leads new specialty on Psychology for Clinical Settings in Frontiers in Psychology
Frontiers news
26 Jun 2019
Discovering our brain through Neuropsychology
Professor Martina Amanzio and Dr Sara Palermo lead Neuropsychology, a new section in Frontiers in Psychology
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17 Jun 2019
US army research supports personalized soldier training
Research suggests that gamification can boost soldier training, but only if we take individual differences into account; Frontiers in Psychology
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29 Apr 2019
The unbeatable lightness of being
Is fostering our innate capacity for levity the ultimate antidote to stress and unhappiness? Frontiers in Psychology
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09 Apr 2019
Stressed? Take a 20-minute nature pill
Just 20 minutes of contact with nature will lower stress hormone levels, reveals new study; Frontiers in Psychology
Climate action
05 Mar 2019
Want to save the planet? Stop trying to be its friend
People tend to judge their environmental impact using moral intuition that evolved to handle social exchange — but these tree huggers may be doing more harm than good, say researchers; Frontiers in Psychology
Climate action
06 Feb 2019
Virtual reality field trips to inspire climate action
Stanford researchers took a virtual reality experience into a variety of educational settings, including high school classrooms, to test the impact on awareness and understanding of ocean acidification; Frontiers in Psychology