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Amy Keita is an in-house writer at Biology Insights with a focus on behavioral science. She taught psychology at a public high school, introducing students to landmark studies. Keita still teaches an advanced placement class part-time, using that classroom background to explain how human cognition, memory, and social perception function.

What Is Emotional Processing and How Does It Work?
Shared Memories: How They Form and Strengthen Bonds
Is Emotional Attachment to Inanimate Objects a Disorder?
What Are Altruisms? The Science of Helping Others
Psychological Responses: What They Are and How They Work
What Is Human Conditioning in Psychology?
Homophilous Connections: Why We Bond With Similar People
Mental Simulation: The Science and Practical Benefits
Why Is Nomophobia a Significant Problem?
What Is Social Blindness and How Does It Affect People?
The Lady Macbeth Effect and Its Psychological Basis
Spaced Retrieval Practice: A How-To for Better Learning
Facial Feedback Hypothesis: Examples Explained
What Are Operant Systems and How Do They Work?
Does Fluid Intelligence Increase With Age? A Closer Look
Leptin Psychology Definition: Role in Mood and Behavior
Why Do Groups Suffer From Collective Action Problems?
Does Personality Change Over Time? The Science Explained
What Is Emotional Memory?
Dopamine and Video Games: The Science of Engagement
What Are the Different Memory Systems?
The Resistance Phase of General Adaptation Syndrome
Is Psychopathy Genetic? The Science Behind Its Origins
Intellectual Giftedness: A Distinct Cognitive Profile
Sustained Attention: What It Is and How to Improve It
McArthur Wheeler and the Dunning-Kruger Effect
What Is a Dyadic Encounter and Why Is It Important?
Mind Control: The Science of Influence and Coercive Control
What Are Social Emotions and Why Are They Important?
The Science of an Angry Facial Expression