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Stories & Perspectives
Why are some ideas recognised only after death, when confirmation bias, conformity, rivalry, and political interests discourage fair judgement?
Batol Ghorbani Sini · 08 November 2026
Mind & Brain
Places endure while moments fade, and their permanence gives them power to awaken memory, nostalgia, and emotional meaning.
Marcelo Henrique de Carvalho, PhD · 12 January 2026
Education
Philosophy laid the foundations for psychology by inspiring questions about mind and behaviour that modern science continues to explore.
Ayten Nevzat · 07 July 2025
Society
A recent study has reignited debate over the philosophical foundations of human rights, with Jeremy Bentham’s work taking centre stage.
Psychreg News Team · 11 September 2024
Education
Diving into a philosophy PhD signifies a love for deep thinking, but might leave you assuming that the career choices you have once you graduate are limited.
Ellen Diamond · 12 September 2023
Clinical Psychology
This evolution has engendered a certain amount of confusion, most noticeably around the issue of whether ‘pluralistic therapy’ is anything new.
Jay Beichman, PhD · 20 August 2021
Clinical Psychology
Although I know of no evidence that professional philosophers are any more disposed to the condition that the general population.
Piers Benn, PhD · 10 August 2021
Lifestyle
Whether you have already landed your dream job or are just starting out and pursuing your passion, a successful career is something we can all aspire to.
Psychreg · 29 June 2021
Education
No one will understand Plato without grasping the importance of 'paideia', though the concept evolves throughout his work; its role is essential.
Gregory Name · 06 July 2020
Lifestyle
Mindfulness meditation has a bad reputation – with good reason.
Charleen Adams, PhD · 09 May 2019
Health
Relationships are the most fundamental part of any psychological and professional work being done.
Adam Bracey · 13 January 2019
Lifestyle
Consciousness has, since humans first contemplated the issue, been a confusing concept which results in endless debates.
Robert Karl Stonjek · 31 July 2017