Name: 揭露心理学的9个错误观念
Uploaded: 2015-02-04T15:58:50Z
Duration: 13 min 12 s
Description: 你对心理学的理解有多少是错的？在这个刻不容缓的关于错误观念演讲中，Ben Ambridge讲述了9个被证明是错误的心理学说；他还揭露了关于我们大脑运作方法的一些令人惊讶的事实。

The gender similarities hypothesis

The Rorschach, A Comprehensive System, Volume 1

The scientific status of projective techniques

Dancing About Architecture

How Much Do Our Genes Dictate Our GCSE Results?

Here I say that the genetics researchers who studied GCSE scores were at University College London, but actually they are at King’s College London.

An evaluation of the left-brain vs. right-brain hypothesis with resting state functional connectivity magnetic resonance imaging

Degree of handedness, but not direction, is a systematic predictor of cognitive performance

What percentage of your brain do you use?

Music and spatial task performance

The Mozart effect: An artifact of preference

Mozart's illnesses and death

Your Perfect Partner

Here I said, "A famous study surveyed people from 32 different cultures," but I meant to say 37. [See the original paper.](https://labs.psych.ucsb.edu/roney/james/other%20pdf%20readings/Buss37cultures.pdf)

Red or Black?

Why do English players fail in soccer penalty shootouts? A study of team status, self-regulation, and choking under pressure

Behavioral study of obedience

Individual differences in judging deception: Accuracy and bias

High-stakes lies: Verbal and nonverbal cues to deception in public appeals for help with missing or murdered relatives

你对心理学的理解有多少是错的？在这个刻不容缓的关于错误观念演讲中，Ben Ambridge讲述了9个被证明是错误的心理学说；他还揭露了关于我们大脑运作方法的一些令人惊讶的事实。

揭露心理学的9个错误观念

Many widely held ideas about psychology, from learning styles to brain hemisphere dominance, do not hold up under scientific scrutiny. Studies reveal that differences between men and women on psychological tests are far smaller than stereotypes suggest, and that supposed learning styles make no measurable difference in retention. Even the famous Mozart effect is just a temporary boost from enjoying something, not a path to lasting intelligence. Genuine understanding of the mind comes from testing theories against real data, not accepting catchy myths.