Why don't goalkeepers use this winning penalty saving technique?
The 2006 World Cup penalty shootout between Germany and Argentina highlighted how novelty and psychological disruption can impact performance.
Your memory isn’t accurate (this video proves it)
The video explores the concept of implanted memories, highlighting how false memories can be created through suggestion and imagination, using historical examples and expert insights.
The Controversial Diet That Conquered the World
The Atkins diet's popularity stems from its simplicity and appeal to black and white thinking, despite lacking scientific support and potentially reducing life expectancy.
Is The 10,000 Hour Rule A Lie?
The 10,000-hour rule, popularized by Malcolm Gladwell, is criticized for its lack of universal applicability and weak evidence.
Francesca Gino Scandal: What Really Happened
The video discusses the scandal involving Harvard Professor Francesca Gino, who was accused of data fraud and plagiarism, leading to significant repercussions in academia.
The Viral YouTube Video That Shaped Psychology
The video discusses the 'Invisible Gorilla' experiment, highlighting how people often miss unexpected events even when they are in plain sight, and explores the implications for attention, memory, and marketing.
I watched 300 ads: Here's how they manipulate you
The analysis of 300 British TV ads reveals that 70% use Behavioral Science principles, with humor and the halo effect being the most common.