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  • March 20th, 2012
    The site hit over 10,000,000 million page views today!, so thanks to all the contributors and users of PsychWiki.
  • May 11th, 2011
    We created a new focal page of all the Ways to Use PsychWiki so that there is a centralized listing of each tool. If you can think of more ways to use PsychWiki, let us know. The goal is for PsychWiki to be as practical and useful as possible.

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... Have you ever had a great research hypothesis but lacked the data to test it? If so, The 2012 Research Challenge is a great opportunity for you to get those data. This contest is open to individuals and small teams (five or fewer people). See the 2012 Research Challenge website for full details.         → more "Did You Know"s...

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  Article of the Month:   May

Displaced Aggression Questionnaire
"Previous measures of aggressive personality have focused on direct aggression (i.e., retaliation toward the provoking agent). An original self-report measure of trait displaced aggression is presented. Displaced aggression occurs when a person is provoked, is unwilling or unable to retaliate against the original provocateur, and subsequently aggresses against a seemingly innocent target. There are three factors - an affective dimension (angry rumination), a cognitive dimension (revenge planning), and a behavioral dimension (general tendency to engage in displaced aggression)"...   (More...)
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