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15 October 2020
Children wait longer for a treat when their reputation is at stake.
07 July 2017
Comparing the performance of 125 four-year-olds from urban middle-class Germany with the performance of dozens of four-year-olds from the Nso farming families of rural Cameroon.
03 March 2017
A new study in says there is something about the conformity and attention to detail in ritualistic games that makes them a highly effective way to improve children’s executive functioning and self-control.
05 April 2018
The US psychologist Walter Mischel famously tested children’s ability – aged four to six – to delay immediate gratification with his “Marshmallow Experiment”.
20 September 2017
What did John Protzko at the University of California, Santa Barbara, find when he analysed 50 years worth of performance data on the Marshmallow Test?
01 December 2014
Walter Mischel speaks to Lance Workman about his famous ‘Marshmallow Test’ and more.
01 November 2019
Our weekly round-up of the best psychology coverage from elsewhere on the web.
19 October 2012
In case you missed them – 10 of the best psychology links from the past week.
27 September 2019
We collect links to Claudia Hammond's radio series, and our related coverage.
12 September 2023
An exclusive extract from ‘What Makes Us Social?’, by Chris Frith and Uta Frith.
24 January 2024
Maggie Jackson with adapted excerpt from 'Uncertain: The Wisdom and Wonder of Being Unsure' (Prometheus Books).
07 June 2023
Richard Fisher is the author of ‘The Long View: Why We Need to Transform How the World Sees Time’. Alina Ivan asks him about that psychological relationship.