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The best of both worlds: The benefits of online and offline teaching
by Alison Jane Martingano, Ph.D.
With universities and colleges switching to online and hybrid formats, we review in-person, synchronous, and asynchronous teaching methods and which works best for lectures, seminars, and lab-based classes.Character and Context Blog
Why Teens Today Have Become More Depressed
by Jean M. Twenge
The reason so many teens are depressed might be right there in their hands: the smartphone.
A Guilty Look? Overcoming First Impressions in the Courtroom
by Bastian Jaeger
When deciding whether a defendant is guilty, people are often swayed by their first impressions, and it is surprisingly difficult to overcome this bias.
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