'The sycologist'

The sycologist is from Martin Jenkins but there are not any iformation about blog or blog author. But blog layout and design is simple without any ads and it attracts the attention of serious readers who want quality content.

I am quoting top posts which describe what we can expect at the blog:

Can a Dog Recognize itself?
Sangiran 17 and intelligent design
Running Around Wembley Stadium the Wrong Way
Urinal Psychology
Armageddon: you'll have time
Should US Muslims vote Republican?
All dogs are Buddhist
The Chicken or the egg?
Russian Roulette
Eddie Adams’ lasting legacy
Nokulunga Buthelezi: Snake or Woman?
Child on a leash
The Flaming Lips and the two-slit experiment
The World’s Greatest Conspiracy
The Fastest Man on Earth
The Black Swan

There are many interesting posts at the blog which kept me busy reading for hours

'PsyBlog' A site focusing on scientific psychology.

If you are interested in studies of mind and humans then 'Psyblog' would impress you. It focuses on scientific psychology but there are many posts which might be interesting and informative for all. Blog author is 'Jeremy Dean' who is currently a PhD candidate at University College London, having previously completed an MSc in Research Methods in Psychology at the same institution.

Psyblog is about understanding how our minds work and why we think and act the way we do.

Research covered here has been published in reputable academic journals in many different areas of psychology. To give you a flavour there is a series on the top 10 social psychology studies, the 7 sins of memory and the psychology of money.

There are lot of interesting articles which are based on scientific research or studies so scholars or students of psychology can learn a lot from the site.

The post about other psychology blog links: Discover the most accessible and well-written psychology blogs available on the web

A recommended post is: 10 Weird Psychology Studies: Vote Now For Your Favourite!

"Uncommon forum" for common self improvement topics

I read a lot and although I didn't study psychology as a subject at college, but I like to read and learn about self help, self improvement, self development and psychological topics. I am a member of some forums where you can discuss with other enthusiastics. And I feel that you can get very useful tips and advice while visiting 'self help'forums and message boards. Today I am reviewing a forum, which kept me busy (reading different interesting topics) for hours.

Uncommon forum provides useful information and discussion about psychology and hypnosis.

There are articles about: Anxiety & Panic Attacks, 9 Basic Human Needs, Insomnia Cure, Relationship Advice, Self Confidence, Low Self Esteem, Public Speaking, Positive Thinking, Relaxation Techniques, Hypnobirthing, Hypnotherapy.

Nothing offered on or offline is intended to diagnose, cure or prevent any disease or disorder of any kind. Like other self help sites or blogs, it can be a place where we can discuss or learn about psychological matters and more.

What you can find in sub forums?

The topics you can find in sub forums are: Psychology, Depression, Anxiety and Panic Attacks, Anger Management, Addictions, Public Speaking, Workplace Psychology, Self Esteem & Confidence, Relationships, Hypnosis, Emotional Intelligence. There are also forums which are for:
- Practitioners' Lounge: Psychotherapists, counsellors, and people. Helpers of all persuasions. Discuss cases, ideas and training.
- Delegate Lounge: For delegates, supervisors and trainers on the Uncommon Knowledge Diploma Course in Psychotherapy and Hypnotherapy.
- Knowledge Lab Forum: Private forum for delegates of the Knowledge Lab, the online training facility of Uncommon Knowledge.
- Light Lounge: Nothing too heavy in here - community announcements, chit chat, silly stuff and other distractions to lighten your day.

The forum offers a space to talk about psychology and self improvement related topics and discussions. For example you can read the post about "The Secret" is a Scam" and read the comments of the people about the topic.