Tag Archives: Psychology

We’ve seen the scenario play out in almost every zombie film and television series; a survivor is unable to kill their undead friend or family ...

Perhaps one of the most important academic conferences last year was the very first annual Zombie Apocalypse Medicine Meeting presented by Arizona State University. This ...

The living dead are often depicted as ravenous, bloodthirsty monsters capable of almost superhuman feats of violence. They bite through bone and rip their victims ...

Many devious authors, screenwriters, and filmmakers continue to push the dangerous idea of a “peaceful zombie” by appealing to our emotions over reason. They twist ...

It’s almost time… are you ready? Arizona State University is gearing up for the first annual Zombie Apocalypse Medicine Meeting next week, and they have ...

Our ongoing search for answers regarding the relentlessly aggressive nature of the undead have focused on everything from primal psychology to postmortem addiction. But a ...

Fatalism is often depicted in zombie fiction, but the concept itself is rarely explored in any real detail. Characters sacrifice themselves for the common good, ...

One of the more interesting features of the modern zombie is their relentlessly aggressive nature. We generally consider the undead to be primitive and animalistic; ...

The psychological impact of the zombie apocalypse is a popular theme for both fiction and numerous scientific studies. But it is most often explored from ...

By Wayne J. Downs and David A. Tomar, condensed by Rich Tatum Over at TheBestSchools.org, Downs and Tomar have compiled a thorough and comprehensive guide ...