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Psychology Press Podcast

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Resource of the Week: Psychology Press Podcast This week's resource is the Psychology Press podcast.

This podcast has some excellent interviews with prominent figures in Psychology, including one with Alan Baddeley who is famous for his work on Memory and one with Viren Swami who discusses physical attraction.

Psychology Press Podcast

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