Fifty years after the discovery of transition-like behavior in randomly-dilute magnetic alloys, the spin-glass state is still ...

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What is boomerasking? Learn how this conversational style shifts focus back to the asker and impacts interactions.

But new results might help to take the edge off such discussions. Research published last month in the journal Scientometrics ...

A new study published in the Journal of Experimental Psychology: General, conducted by three members of the Department of ...

Some people use the terms "psychologist," "therapist." and "counselor" interchangeably, but each has different training and different approaches to how they provide care. From the broadest perspective ...

The team hopes that the vortex-like behavior of electrons in momentum ... "ARPES is a fundamental tool in experimental solid-state physics. It involves shining light on a material sample ...

A pleasant stroll keeps our waistline trim and our brain in tip-top shape as well. Researcher Christian Rominger and teammates determined that walking is linked to more creative verbal thinking ...

The Queen's Psychology Department is home to 35 labs where faculty members conduct research in Cognitive Neuroscience, as well as Developmental, Social, and Clinical Psychology. Students have the ...

"Psychology as the behaviorist views it is a purely objective experimental branch of natural science. Its theoretical goal is the prediction and control of behavior" (Watson, 1913, p. 158).

Our programs provide students with comprehensive academic, scientific and clinical training to prepare them for significant contributions to psychological science and clinical practice. Our department ...