Editor’s Selections: Social Hierarchies, ADHD and Athletics, and Pain in Fish

June 21st, 2011 Editor's Selections 9 Comments
By Jason Goldman

Jason GoldmanJason Goldman selects several notable posts each week from Psychology and Neuroscience. He blogs at The Thoughtful Animal.

  • Social hierarchies are pretty complicated to navigate…so why have them at all? Read about The Status Paradox at Psych Your Mind.
  • ADHD well known, but how might an ADHD diagnosis interact with being an athlete? What should practitioners of sports medicine know about it? Bill Yates discusses this at his Brain Posts blog: ADHD and the Athlete.
  • Do fish feel pain? It’s not a trivial question, especially if you are aware of what is on the dinner table. At the Fish Addict blog, grad student David discusses a new report on pain and nociception in fish.

That’s it for this week… Check back next week for more great psychology and neuroscience blogging!

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