Recent exchanges initiated by Ekaterina Damer’s thread have seen various psychologists share pivotal literature on Twitter, offering a broad array of recommendations for individuals intrigued by psychological theories. Below is a handpicked compilation of these suggestions, along with the names of the psychologists who proposed them. Although these works have not been personally vetted, they […]

**The Choice Engine: Investigating the Psychology and Neuroscience of Free Will** A long-term initiative named “The Choice Engine” has recently been launched with great success, providing participants with an immersive experience through the psychological, neuroscientific, and philosophical domains related to the notion of free will. This ambitious project is presented in the form of an […]

**Comprehending Behavioural Fatigue and Epidemic Adherence** The idea of “behavioural fatigue” gained significant attention during the early stages of the COVID-19 pandemic, particularly as the UK Government referenced it to justify postponing stringent public health measures. Central to this discussion was the question of whether individuals might become weary of upholding preventive actions like social […]

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**The Enigmatic Realm of Chromostereopsis: A Visual Deception** Chromostereopsis presents a captivating visual deception where bright colors, especially blues and reds, seem to occupy different depths when observed with both eyes. This captivating occurrence generates a three-dimensional sensation, as individuals perceive these colors at differing distances from their vision. For some, looking at a simple […]