According to a recent study by researchers at ELTE Faculty of Education and Psychology, it is not true that young people today have more emotional and behavioural problems than previous generations.
An article by Zsuzsanna Koday and Zsuzsa Kaló has been published in Börtönügyi Szemle, in which they analyse the applicability of a trauma-conscious approach in prisons.
Researchers at ELTE and the University of Arizona were the first to discover how the brain encodes social hierarchy by studying the brain activity of monkeys.
Children can learn about the world around them in different ways. They can be helped by adults through “pedagogical” transfer of knowledge, or they can explore their environment on their own,…
Since the 2010s, a new – but actually old – trend has emerged in Hungary: analogue music listening. Researchers at ELTE PPK wondered why more and more people are returning to vinyl record players and…
How can problem solving be taught effectively? What is the role of transferable knowledge in higher education and the labour market? How do different components of physical fitness affect mental…
These studies, published in December by ELTE PPK researchers, explore current issues such as modern domestic career orientation, the challenges of online education, the development of children’s…
Balázs Aczél, ELTE PPK’s Vice-Dean for Research and Head of the Metascience Research Group, recently attended a psychology conference where he made a worrying observation: from among the 1500 studies…
Researchers at the Faculty of Education and Psychology of ELTE conducted a new study to investigate whether there is a connection between the "Dark Triad"—narcissism, psychopathy, and…
