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How to contribute to the Register
HOW TO GET YOUR WORK ON THE REGISTER ... The Register is a one-of-its-kind blog for psychology students to publish their own articles and...

EAAPS Assembly
Jul 17, 20251 min read
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Can changing your handwriting improve your grades?
This article was written by ... Olivia Rowett Can changing your handwriting improve your grades? We all know the impact of pre-perceptions and labels on grading in education, but what if our handwriting can cause these pre-perceptions in the first place? Would that mean that we can improve our grades by improving our handwriting? Many psychologists say yes. For example, Klein and Taub (2005) gave fifty-three teachers a number of writing compositions that had been awarded 80%

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Aug 2, 20252 min read
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Can't revise? Chew some gum
This article was written by ... Taylor McConnolly Chewing gum and memory performance One of the weirdest and most left-field influences on our memory performance is the use of chewing gum. It's often said that we can remember information a lot more efficiently when chewing. Is this a real psychological phenomenon, or is it an urban myth? On the one hand, this legend likely arose from clinical research. A famous example could perhaps be Wilkinson et al. (2002), which found imp
Archie Ponting
Jul 30, 20252 min read
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