Why do we dream, how do memories form, and what is consciousness anyway? Psychology trivia digs into the brain, human behavior, and the mysteries of the mind. Read on, because your neurons are already firing at the thought of it.
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This Russian physiologist discovered that dogs could learn to salivate at the sound of a bell after it was repeatedly paired with food.
This bias causes you to favor information that confirms your existing beliefs while ignoring contradictory evidence.
This sleep stage, characterized by rapid eye movements, is when most vivid dreaming occurs.
This Swiss psychologist proposed that children construct knowledge through stages of cognitive development.
When you remember how to ride a bicycle without consciously thinking about the steps, you're using this type of "body memory" that survives even when other memories fade.
This organ, weighing about 3 pounds in adults, serves as the command center for the entire nervous system.
This fundamental spy skill involves creating a connection of trust and mutual understanding with a target to make them more willing to share information.
This stage of rest produces sawtooth waves on an EEG and features your most vivid nocturnal experiences, yet your skeletal muscles remain paralyzed.