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Dress to Impress: Does Suiting Up Bring More Confidence?

Jan 30, 2017
3 min

Dress to Impress: Does Suiting Up Bring More Confidence?

Think back to the days of playing dress-up—those moments when you slipped on your mother’s nicest dress or carefully slid your arms into your father’s fanciest jacket. Besides drowning in a sea of baggy cotton, what else did you feel? Did you walk with the grace of a ballerina? Experience a sudden rush of maturity? Notice a shift in your perspective? If you answered “yes” to any of these questions, you’ve come to the right place! The reasoning behind your transformation lies

Participate in a Real Study!

Chris Theuerkauf

May 31, 2016
1 min

Participate in a Real Study!

Did you ever think about getting involved in research, but then realized that you were only a high school student? Well, this is the perfect chance for you to participate in psychology research and help out a fellow psychology student! I am currently researching high school psychology students’ opinions about Milgram’s research on obedience. No one has ever surveyed how high school students feel about Milgram’s experiments, and you can be part of the first group of students t

Long Island High School Psychology Fair 2016 - Submissions

Brain Stamp Staff

Jan 6, 2016
1 min

Long Island High School Psychology Fair 2016 - Submissions

Tell us about your project, get published here on Brain Stamp, and be a part of the online community! We know that you have been working on these research projects for a very long time, and we are very curious to know about your ideas. What did you study? What did you discover? What do you want your peers to know? Submit your OWN article about your research project for the Long Island High School Psychology Fair via EMAIL to brainstampmail@gmail.com, along with your NAME(S) a

Giving Birth to Personality

Dec 3, 2015
2 min

Giving Birth to Personality

Ah, siblings. They are often strange creatures that we have grown to love and cherish. Some of us may have them in our homes, but others may not see them at all. Some of us may have gotten into brutal fights with them, but others may only remember being spoiled by them. Whatever the case may be, they sure do a good job at making our lives a lot more interesting. Now, consider the birth order of you and your siblings. Who was born first? Is there a middle child? What about the

Method of Choice

Oct 15, 2015
2 min

Method of Choice

Imagine that you're sitting by yourself in the park. As you're happily soaking up the autumn weather, you discover a dark blue minivan with stick figure family car window stickers: one dad, one mom, three kids, and a small cat. A guy sitting next to you on the wooden bench suddenly turns to you and says, "Did you know that families that have those family window stickers also have happier kids than families without them?" One of your eyebrows perks up as soon as you hear his w

How To Be a Nice Researcher

Sep 8, 2015
2 min

How To Be a Nice Researcher

You're sitting in class, but your teacher suddenly tells one half of the students to wear this ugly, stinky sweater for an entire month while the other half doesn't have to. Unsurprisingly, you turn out to be sitting with the unlucky kids. In hopes of not being fatally humiliated by your peers, you ask your teacher for the purpose of this "exercise." Your teacher gives you a smile and says that it's all for her research. Anyone who refuses to participate will be given a faili

I'm a Strong Independent Variable Who Don't Need No Man

Brain Stamp Staff

Sep 5, 2015
2 min

I'm a Strong Independent Variable Who Don't Need No Man

It's the week before prom, and disaster has struck: Your best friend accidentally bought the same dress as you, and now you only have a couple of days left to track down a new one. You're scrolling through websites and making frantic calls to every dress store in the county. You begin to panic as store after store tells you that they have sold out already. Tears stream down your cheeks as you stare longingly at a black and white polaroid photograph of your date. With only a s