Editor's Selections: Clothes, Parkinson's, Vaccines, and Eye Color

Here are my ResearchBlogging Editor's Selections for this week:

I was away at the annual conference of the Association for Psychological Science this week. Luckily, others were able to supply the sci-blogosphere with plenty of psychology and neuroscience blogging.

If you want some more psychological science, you can check out my daily recaps from the APS Convention and Teaching Institute: here, here, and here. And you can check out the official blog of the APS conference, The Observer, for more recaps of the symposia and poster sessions, as well as photos and videos.

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