
We all know the dangers of smoking cigarettes these days, and we don’t condone it. However the 1950’s were a different time, where the advertising and cultural pressure to smoke were strong. This article, from a 1959 issue of Caper Magazine, shows a few examples of what psychoanalyst Dr. William Neutra hypothesized after observing the ways people chose to smoke.
We all know the dangers of smoking cigarettes these days, and we don’t condone it. However the 1950’s were a different time, where the advertising and cultural pressure to smoke were strong.

Although as humans we have always been fascinated with the workings of the mind and the reasons behind our behavior, it wasn’t until the beginning of the 20th century that Experimental psychology really took off. We have compiled a list of some of the most famous and thought-provoking psychology experiments that have been carried out in the last century.
Although as humans we have always been fascinated with the workings of the mind and the reasons behind our behavior, ...

If this illusion doesn't fool you, you might have schizophrenia. Hopefully that is not the case!
If this illusion doesn't fool you, you might have schizophrenia. Hopefully that is not the case!

Every day our brains are bombarded with a hoard of new information. How do we make sense of it all? What happens when two of our senses conflict?
Every day our brains are bombarded with a hoard of new information. How do we make sense of it all? What happens when two of our senses conflict?

The brain is quite talented at recognizing human faces; perhaps too talented. We often see face-like qualities in inanimate objects and interpret the pattern as a face. Here are a few examples of this psychological phenomenon!
The brain is quite talented at recognizing human faces; perhaps too talented. We often see face-like qualities in inanimate objects and interpret the pattern as a face.
