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The results are in from the first study of what encourages and deters people from bullshitting
22 May 2018
Identifying the antecedents of bullshitting.
- Social and behavioural
Opinion: Buried in bullshit
13 April 2016
Tom Farsides and Paul Sparks smell trouble.
- Research
- Research Ethics
Beyond bullshit: Writing with compassion, clarity and creativity
12 August 2024
Kathryn Waddington with a call to arms…
- Language and communication
Burnout and bullshit: the week’s best psychology links
23 July 2021
Our weekly round-up of the best psychology coverage from elsewhere on the web.
- Research
It turns out you can bullshit a bullshitter after all
05 March 2021
That's according to a new paper in the British Journal of Social Psychology.
- Social and behavioural
We’re all part of the problem
09 October 2017
Craig Harper reviews 'Post-Truth: How Bullshit Conquered the World', by James Ball (Biteback; Pb £9.99).
- Personality and self
Our most popular posts of 2021
22 December 2021
By Matthew Warren, editor of BPS Research Digest.
- Research
'Trying to sound clever is a good way of sounding stupid'
05 September 2019
An extract from 'The Psychology of Effective Studying: How to Succeed in Your Degree' by Paul Penn.
- Education
- Teaching and learning
The trick to getting confidence right
09 February 2022
Shaoni Bhattacharya trawls our archive to find out when it works, and if – as the Dunning-Kruger Effect suggests – a little learning can be a dangerous thing.
- Cognition and perception
- Relationships and romance
Magic tricks and media literacy: the week’s best psychology links
04 June 2021
Our weekly round-up of the best psychology coverage from elsewhere on the web.
- Research
‘Storytelling is your best weapon for convincing people’
06 December 2021
Our editor Jon Sutton meets Will Storr, author of The Science of Storytelling and more.
- Teaching and learning
‘You can’t bullshit a bullshitter’ (or can you?): Bullshitting frequency predicts receptivity to various types of misleading information
04-02-2021
- Shane Littrell
- Evan F. Risko
- Jonathan A. Fugelsang
Bullshitting and persuasion: The persuasiveness of a disregard for the truth
16-02-2021
- John V. Petrocelli
The Bullshitting Frequency Scale: Development and psychometric properties
18-04-2020
- Shane Littrell
- Evan F. Risko
- Jonathan A. Fugelsang
It is double pleasure to deceive the deceiver: Machiavellianism is associated with producing but not necessarily with falling for bullshit
08-07-2022
- Christian Blötner
- Sebastian Bergold
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04-10-2021
Experiences of dialectical behaviour therapy for adolescents: A qualitative analysis
09-02-2023
- Anna Ohlis
- Johan Bjureberg
- Olivia Ojala
- Emme Kerj
- Camilla Hallek
- Alan E. Fruzzetti
- Clara Hellner
Experiences of dialectical behaviour therapy for adolescents: A qualitative analysis
09-02-2023
- Anna Ohlis
- Johan Bjureberg
- Olivia Ojala
- Emme Kerj
- Camilla Hallek
- Alan E. Fruzzetti
- Clara Hellner
Experiences of dialectical behaviour therapy for adolescents: A qualitative analysis
09-02-2023
- Anna Ohlis
- Johan Bjureberg
- Olivia Ojala
- Emme Kerj
- Camilla Hallek
- Alan E. Fruzzetti
- Clara Hellner
‘Faking it’: Exploring adolescent perceptions of depression (in)authenticity and ‘attention seeking’
29-10-2021
- Katharina C. Dixon‐Ward
- Stella W. Y. Chan
Mobilizing collective hatred through humour: Affective–discursive production and reception of populist rhetoric
20-09-2020
- Inari Sakki
- Jari Martikainen
Contemporary discursive psychology: Issues, prospects, and Corcoran's awkward ontology
24-12-2010
- Jonathan. Potter
Making sense of ‘barebacking’: Gay men's narratives, unsafe sex and the ‘resistance habitus’
16-12-2010
- Michele L. Crossley
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01-06-1978
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01-01-2021