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BGU Responds to Students’ Needs in Wartime

July 29, 2014

Tags: Social Sciences & Humanities

Beyond an eerie mid-summer silence, BGU experienced a harder time than Israel’s other universities.

Why You Should Want to Work with Someone Who Brags

July 24, 2014

Tags: Social Sciences & Humanities

BGU researchers discover that pride can be an important motivational factor for success.

Is Sisi the Solution?

April 17, 2014

Tags: Social Sciences & Humanities

Prof. Yoram Meital comments on the anticipated election of Fattah al-Sisi as Egypt's president.

Oxytocin, the “Love” Hormone, Promotes Group Lying

April 2, 2014

Tags: Press Releases, Social Sciences & Humanities

According to a BGU study, oxytocin caused participants to lie more to benefit members of their group.

Egypt’s Military Is as Inflexible as the Islamists

January 29, 2014

Tags: Social Sciences & Humanities

Prof. Yoram Meital says that Egypt is seeking stability three years after Hosni Mubarak's overthrow.

Believe Liars When They Say They’re Lying

December 16, 2013

Tags: Social Sciences & Humanities

A BGU study shows that people are more honest than you think, even when they lie.

An Advanced Degree for Ultra-Orthodox Psychologists

November 19, 2013

Tags: Israel Studies, Culture & Jewish Thought, Social Sciences & Humanities

BGU is now offering a special master's degree program in educational psychology for ultra-Orthodox Jews.

Dr. Warren Brodsky and Music for Safer Driving

November 7, 2013

Tags: Social Sciences & Humanities

Dr. Warren Brodsky researches how the music young people choose to listen to while driving can be dangerous.

Music Can Distract Teen Drivers

September 11, 2013

Tags: Social Sciences & Humanities

BGU study finds that the music preferences of many young drivers increase their driving errors.


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