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The Bisexuality Report  Featuring Audio Creative Commons Image gem fountain via Flickr under Creative Comms license

By Dr Meg Barker (The Open University)

22 February 2012

According to a new report written by Open University academics, bisexuals endure worse mental health problems and suffer from an equality gap.  Read more : The Bisexuality Report

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By Dr Jovan Byford (The Open University)

25 January 2012

 Why do people believe sometimes outlandish conspiracy theories? You need to look beyond the individual to start to understand, explains Jovan Byford.  Read more : The psychology of conspiracy theories

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Starting with psychology Featuring VideoFeaturing AudioFree Course External LinkThe Open University

By The LearningSpace team (The Open University)

04 January 2012

The most ‘important and greatest puzzle’ we face as humans is ourselves (Boring, 1950, p. 56). Humans are a puzzle – one that is complex, subtle and multi-layered, and it gets even more complicated as we evolve over time and change in...  Read more : Starting with psychology

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By Sara Bragg (The Open University)

07 December 2011

Sara Bragg from the OU's Faculty of Education and Language Studies discusses when people intervene in parent-child relationships  Read more : Inappropriate intervention?

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Olympic Shorts: Matthew Pinsent on family influences Featuring Video 

By Sir Matthew Pinsent (Guest)

19 October 2011

Quadruple Olympic gold medallist rower Sir Matthew Pinsent discussed the role of family in developing a top athlete  Read more : Olympic Shorts: Matthew Pinsent on family influences

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Olympic Shorts: Family influences  Featuring Video Copyrighted Image The Open University

By Ben Oakley (The Open University)

19 October 2011

In this Olympic Shorts video featuring interviews with athletes such as Usain Bolt, Ben Oakley talks about the influence of family on the development of...  Read more : Olympic Shorts: Family influences

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Olympic Shorts: Matthew Pinsent on team dynamics Featuring Video 

By Sir Matthew Pinsent (Guest)

19 October 2011

Olympic gold medallist rower Sir Matthew Pinsent talks about the importance of team dynamics  Read more : Olympic Shorts: Matthew Pinsent on team dynamics

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Olympic shorts: The athlete-coach relationship  Featuring Video 

By Caroline Heaney (The Open University)

19 October 2011

OU sports academic Caroline Heaney discusses the relationship between an athlete and their coach in this Olympics Shorts video  Read more : Olympic shorts: The athlete-coach relationship

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Olympic Shorts: Matthew Pinsent on coaching Featuring Video 

By Sir Matthew Pinsent (Guest)

19 October 2011

Sir Matthew Pinsent, Olympic gold medallist rower, talks about the athlete-coach relationship in this video  Read more : Olympic Shorts: Matthew Pinsent on coaching

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Olympic shorts: Team dynamics  Featuring Video 

By Simon Rea (The Open University)

19 October 2011

Simon Rea, an academic specialising in sports at The Open University, talks about team dynamics in this Olympics Shorts video  Read more : Olympic shorts: Team dynamics

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