Things that have caught the eye this week...
The Psychology of Evil | Philip Zimbardo
Philip Zimbardo was the leader of the notorious Stamford Prison Experiment (1971). His book 'The Lucifer Effect' explores the nature of evil.
These face coverings from Clear Expression are specifically designed for those who find it difficult to understand those who wear full covered face masks and who are unable to see the face expressions and the lips moving.
Skerryvore have released their new track - Together Again. Give it a wee listen!
This marvellous map (STG’s Craftily Conjured Great British Folklore and Superstition Map).
Some delightful beach art.
This tweet from Helen Bevan which shares activities for building collaboration and psychological safety in your team.
UK Parliament Human Rights committee have published their report on the Government's Independent Review of the Human rights Act.
The Chartered Institute of Ergonomics and Human Factors is launching the Healthcare Learning Pathway to offer a professional approach to Patient Safety. More information can be found here.
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