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Most of us didn't walk into our first Psychology 101 lecture because we were dying to calculate a Pearson’s correlation coefficient. We entered the field, or picked up a book on the subject, because of a raw, human ache for answers. You can watch the interview with Markus Quirin and ISSID President Chris Jackson on YouTube here: https://youtu.be/YOkkc7b9Csc Why did my partner leave me? Why am I paralysed by this project when I know it’s what I want? Why does my mood crash for

Listen to our YouTube Podcast ISSID INSIGHTS about this new paper published in Personality and Individual Difference from Furnham & Semmelink here https://youtu.be/l-WcjxiO9gw . Read the full paper here: https://www.sciencedirect.com/.../pii/S0191886925004192 The Mirror of Intelligence Close your eyes and perform a quick act of intellectual vanity: estimate your exact IQ score right now. Most of us carry a private, polished number in our heads, yet research suggests this int

Professor Julie Aitken Schermer has been elected a Fellow of the Royal Society of Canada, recognising her outstanding contributions to personality and individual differences research. Her work on intelligence, altruism, loneliness and vocational interests has shaped psychology in Canada and internationally.