Ana Julia Ferrera
Fear of the In-Betweens: How Can One Discriminate Against Their Own Community?
It is, unfortunately, not uncommon to hear about discrimination against members of the LGBTQIA+ (lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender,...
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Welcome to the official website of MAZE Magazine - the Psychology and Neuroscience Magazine based at the University of St Andrews. Our team is dedicated to raising the popularity of both academic and pop-scientific writing with articles and online content created by students and professionals alike. It offers students a chance to further their interests in Psychology and Neuroscience, get involved in writing and engage with other individuals in the field. Scroll down to learn more about the site!
On this website, viewers are provided with all the essentials needed to keep up to date with all things MAZE. To learn more about MAZE, who we are and what we do - visit the about us tab. To find out about the latest psych and neuro discoveries and explore new topics, head on over to the blog section of the site. Most importantly, check out our archive page to view the latest issue of MAZE Magazine - published on February 6th of 2023 - and explore the pages of our older issues compiled by earlier committees.
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