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Why do you feel you’re being watched?

By Tom Stafford

Two people argue during a protest march against the rise in the price of fuel in Monterrey, Mexico, on 15 January 2017 (Credit: Julio Cesar Aguilar/AFP/Getty Images)
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Why won’t people listen to reason?
By Tom Stafford
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How liars trick us – again and again
By Tom Stafford
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Why education can make you more biased
By Tom Stafford
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The hidden prejudice shaping the world
By Tom Stafford
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Two word games that trick everyone
By Tom Stafford
By the time you've reached the fridge, you have forgotten why you were there - but rather than being a weakness, this may reflect complex brain processing (Credit: Getty Images)
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Why opening a door makes you forget
By Tom Stafford
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Why does January make us fitness crazy?
By Tom Stafford
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Why do we forget names?
By Tom Stafford
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Is Google making us know-it-alls?
By Tom Stafford
When we feel excited by a film, the "executive" neural networks involved in planning and anticipation burst into action (Science Photo Library)
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How a film broke through a coma
By Tom Stafford
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Are you in control of your mind?
By Tom Stafford
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Science & Environment
Why do babies laugh?
By Tom Stafford
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Are you honest without realising?
By Tom Stafford
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Unexpected downside for cheaters
By Tom Stafford
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How smart is your subconscious?
By Tom Stafford