Category Archives: Social Psychology

Articles on the study of individuals in the social context.

How Selecting the Right Printing Options may Impact Human Psychology

Today, buying a new printer and a stack of printing paper is pretty straightforward. Likely, the only concerns a potential customer may have are related to product quality and whether or not purchasing said products is likely to result in cheap printing costs. However, the quality of your printer and your printing paper may actually have a profound effect on a person’s psychology. How is that possible? Consider these 4 ways mentioned below:

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This entry was posted in Cognitive Psychology, Social Psychology and tagged color psychology, marketing psychology, newsnow, psychology of marketing on April 27, 2017 by WIP.

A Man’s Quest to Decipher what Women want in Intimate Relationships

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I recently watched a film with a very significant, romantic scene. During the scene, the male protagonist seductively asked his female partner about her desires. It was her secret, but she slowly bent to his will and confessed in a barely audible voice: “We actually don’t have a clue what we really want.” My years of experience on the subject of “what women want” moved me to agree. Be they Persian princesses, pretty Russian brides, or 21st century soccer moms, It is my firm opinion that women have absolutely no clue what they want in intimate relationships. Continue reading →

This entry was posted in Love And Relationships, Social Psychology and tagged newsnow, relationship advice, understanding women, what women want on April 11, 2017 by WIP.

VIDEO – The Psychology behind who says “I Love You” first

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In heterosexual relationships, are women or men more likely to say “I love you” first? Are there any specifics reasons or risks that are involved in making such a declaration? Find out as Graham Flanagan from Business Insider presents the latest psychology research on the topic.

This entry was posted in Love And Relationships, Social Psychology, Videos and tagged love psychology, psychology of love on April 8, 2017 by WIP.

3 Telltale Signs Your Relationship May be Headed for Disaster

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Many couples today are dissatisfied with their relationship. Some people may reflect on the long conversations, happy exchanges, and romantic feelings they once enjoyed with their intimate partner and wonder where things began to go wrong. The simple truth is all relationships will experience rough patches some time or another. However, these 3 signs may suggest that things are much worse that you think. Continue reading →

This entry was posted in Love And Relationships, Social Psychology and tagged couples counseling, newsnow, relationship advice, relationship issues, relationship psychology on March 21, 2017 by WIP.

The Psychology of Social Conformity

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Despite the 21^st century’s professed love for independence, originality, and individuality, the reality is very few people want to be different from the other members of their social groups. This phenomenon, whereby the majority of people in a particular social setting strive to be like everyone else in the group, is referred to as social conformity. Continue reading →

This entry was posted in Definitions, Social Psychology and tagged compliance conformity, conformity, identification conformity, internalization conformity, newsnow, social conformity on July 26, 2016 by WIP.

Enjoying Beautiful Cities

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Past research has linked beautiful cities to human happiness. A new psychometric research project by CitiesBeautiful.org focuses on linkages to fifteen categories of civic beauty. We invite you to participate in that project. Continue reading →

This entry was posted in Cognitive Psychology, Environmental Psychology, Social Psychology and tagged aesthetic beauty, cities beautiful, civic beauty, newsnow, psychology of beauty on June 21, 2016 by WIP.

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