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Rolf Reber Ph.D.

About

Rolf Reber, Ph.D., is the author of Critical Feeling, a book that originates from but goes beyond the notion of critical thinking. The book includes much of his cutting-edge research on feelings in art, school, and religion. He is a professor of cognitive psychology at the University of Oslo and has held several visiting positions in Europe and North America.

Books by Rolf Reber Ph.D.
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Impure Replications

A new replication failure in social psychology caused hype in social media. But is the failure real?

A new replication failure in social psychology caused hype in social media. But is the failure real?

5 Ways to Deal With Feelings You'd Rather Not Feel

There are five ways to stop an undesired feeling when we experience it. But be wary of one obvious method, which can be poisonous.

There are five ways to stop an undesired feeling when we experience it. But be wary of one obvious method, which can be poisonous.

The Lure of Beauty

That beauty attracts is well known – from people to mathematical proofs. Do we always have to circumvent the lure of beauty?

That beauty attracts is well known – from people to mathematical proofs. Do we always have to circumvent the lure of beauty?

3 Strategies to Stop Overeating

When people want to change their eating behavior, they start with changing themselves. Yet sometimes it is smart to change the environment.

When people want to change their eating behavior, they start with changing themselves. Yet sometimes it is smart to change the environment.

The Theory Crisis in Psychology

By answering questions that are solvable, psychology often misses to ask the right questions, as shown with examples from the psychology of art, education, and religion.

By answering questions that are solvable, psychology often misses to ask the right questions, as shown with examples from the psychology of art, education, and religion.