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Can Chocolate Make You Smarter?

Can Chocolate Make You Smarter?

Season 1 Episode 27
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How Exercise Can Improve Your Memory

How Exercise Can Improve Your Memory

Season 1 Episode 29
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The Upside of Social Media Narcissism

The Upside of Social Media Narcissism

Season 1 Episode 30
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Your Warped Perception of Time

Your Warped Perception of Time

Season 1 Episode 32
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How to Beat Jet Lag

How to Beat Jet Lag

Season 1 Episode 35
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Why Do We Feel Hungry?

Why Do We Feel Hungry?

Season 1 Episode 37
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The Unexpected Effects of Knitting

The Unexpected Effects of Knitting

Season 1 Episode 38
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Is Google Killing Your Memory?

Season 1 Episode 26

We're all living in the age of Google. What are search engines doing to our memory?

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We all experience things subjectively, including how we perceive optical illusions.
Food Nostalgia
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Do you have food nostalgia? Why are our memories of food are so vivid (and delicious).
Why Do We Feel MIND-BLOWN?
3:19
Is a MIND-BLOWING moment rewarding and addictive?
Does Smiling Make You Happy?
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Happiness makes us genuinely smile, but can forcing a smile make us genuinely happy?
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How attention and focus affects creative thinking.
The Psychology of Accents
3:50
The surprising effects behind our accents.
This Video is Just For You
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Persuasive and personalised messages are all around us.
Sleep Drunkenness Explained
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Feel disorientated when you wake up? 1 in 7 people suffer from 'Sleep Drunkenness'.
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