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Justin Thomas on what happens at the first meeting of lecturer and students
Justin Thomas asks whether ancient artefacts can help us get inside minds of people who lived thousands of years ago
Exorcisms are becoming increasingly common, both here and overseas, writes Justin Thomas.
Merit, in theory, leaves the door wide open for anyone to rise to the top, writes Justin Thomas
The millions of tweets sent each year in the UAE are proving to be a treasure trove for sociologists, writes Justin Thomas.
Justin Thomas notes that the thinking behind the burqini ban is not new
Is the idea of competing for your own country outdated, asks Justin Thomas?
Justin Thomas looks into the theory that being rich doesn't make us happy
The internet has opened up a new world of moral emotions, writes Justin Thomas
Justin Thomas underscores the effects of animal extinction on human mental health and well-being
A trend toward long-term social isolation that began among young people in Japan is going global, writes Justin Thomas.
Arabia might have the world's best-smelling malls but Justin Thomas writes that this tradition goes back millennia.
What is behind the surging number of young people being diagnosed with ADHD, asks Justin Thomas.
Psychologist Justin Thomas looks at ways to address violence on and off the football pitch.
The language we use greatly shapes our thinking and decision making, writes Justin Thomas
