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Returning to Stanford to teach in 2008 as an assistant professor in psychology, Walton has indeed made his mark in the field ...

A study by leading York academics into the ‘manosphere’ suggests that teachers feel schools would benefit from materials which address ...

Many psychological scientists are now calling for a “heterogeneity revolution,” focused on uncovering individual and ...

Researchers from the University of York surveyed 200 UK teachers to understand teachers’ perceptions of the influence of ...