Welcome to the sixth edition of the Psychology Articles Carnival!
The Psychology Articles Carnival, predictably enough, is a blog carnival showcasing posts relating to scientific psychology from the previous month. Often they will be articles I’ve come across and want to tell you about, but psychology bloggers are free to submit their own articles for inclusion, using this submission form.
Preferably you’ll cite at least one journal article or book by someone in the field, but as long as it’s thoughtful and not any of that pop-psychology “10 funky steps to a better you” crap, it’ll get in. If your article is on here but you didn’t submit it, it’s because I also put the odd article in just because I like it, they’re the ones that don’t start with “x presents…” Thanks for reading!
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Informative
Romeo Vitelli presents The Cocoanut Grove Fire posted at Providentia.
Academic
Ryan Tracey presents Taxonomy of Learning Theories posted at E-Learning in the Corporate Sector.
Livia Blackburne presents A Rose From Any Other Direction is Still a Rose, But Its Name is Not posted at Reading and Word Recognition Research.
Practical
Mark Harriosn presents How to adopt an attitude of gratitude posted at Effortless Abundance.
Fujing presents On Emotion is the Binary Feeling Consist of Affect and Sensation posted at Searching for the Emotion.
Emily Moser presents 10 Great Articles to Teach Your Kids About Strangers posted at Online Degree.
Hi, I was looking to find a way to contact you but you have no contact page on your website. I was wondering how your psychology carnival was going as I want to join yours, or blow new life in to it. I have already found one other person who would also like to join.
Please let me know if you are interested.
Greets, Alex
Hi Alex,
I stopped running the Carnival as it wasn’t very popular, but if you want to start your own then go for it! You can get one set up at blogcarnival.com, and they give you all the submission forms etc to paste into your site.