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    Category: Articles

    Comparison table of autistic burnout vs depression: exhaustion, enjoyment of interests, sensory tolerance, skills and rest

    Autistic Burnout vs Depression: How to Tell Them Apart

    The first research study of autistic burnout was only published in 2020, and autistic adults who have lived through it say it was often mistaken for d…
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    Kathy Brodie October 11, 2026
    Table comparing how ADHD is expected to look with how it often looks in girls and women, from attention to diagnosis age

    ADHD in Women and Girls: Why It Gets Missed

    In Denmark, ADHD diagnoses peak at age 8 for boys but age 17 for girls. ADHD in women and girls is often quieter rather than absent, and that nine-yea…
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    Kathy Brodie October 10, 2026
    Table comparing rejection sensitive dysphoria with social anxiety, anxious attachment and borderline personality disorder

    Rejection Sensitive Dysphoria Explained

    Search the research literature for the exact phrase “rejection sensitive dysphoria” and you will find it in the title of two papers. One of them a…
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    Kathy Brodie October 9, 2026
    Comparison table of hyperfixation and special interest showing origin, diagnostic status, duration and research base

    Hyperfixation vs Special Interest: What the Evidence Says

    Search the research literature for "hyperfixation" and you get 26 papers. Every single one is about radioactive tracers lighting up on a body scan. No…
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    Kathy Brodie October 8, 2026
    Hourglass diagram of psychology report sections: abstract, introduction, method, results, discussion and references

    Writing a Psychology Report: Sections Explained

    Half of all published psychology papers that use significance testing contain at least one p-value that does not match its own test statistic (Nuijten…
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    Kathy Brodie October 7, 2026
    Four panels showing the AQA features of science in psychology, from objectivity to paradigm shift, each with an example

    Features of Science in Psychology: Falsifiability and Paradigms

    When 100 published psychology studies were repeated, 97% of the originals had reported significant results but only 36% of the repeats did. The featur…
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    Kathy Brodie October 6, 2026
    Number line and table showing one outlier of 1000 distorting the mean, range and SD while the median and mode barely move

    Measures of Central Tendency and Dispersion in Psychology

    In 1907 Francis Galton lined up 787 guesses of an ox's weight. The middle guess, the median, was 1,207 lb. The ox weighed 1,198 lb (Galton, 1907). Cho…
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    Kathy Brodie October 5, 2026
    Three curves showing negative skew, normal and positive skew distributions with the mean, median and mode marked on each

    Normal and Skewed Distributions in Psychology: A-Level Guide

    When Theodore Micceri tested 440 large sets of psychology and education scores for a normal distribution, every single one failed the test (Micceri, 1…
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    Kathy Brodie October 4, 2026
    Table comparing self-report methods: questionnaire, structured and unstructured interview by data, strengths and weaknesses

    Self-Report Methods in Psychology: Questionnaires and Interviews

    Offered on a list, "to think for themselves" was chosen by 61.5% of people. Asked the same question with no list, only 4.6% said it. That gap is the c…
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    Kathy Brodie October 3, 2026
    Chart of the six observational techniques in psychology in three pairs, with example studies and observational design steps

    Observational Techniques in Psychology: Types and Design

    When eight sane people secretly had themselves admitted to psychiatric hospitals, staff never spotted them, but 35 of 118 patients counted on the ward…
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    Kathy Brodie October 2, 2026
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