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Pop Psychology Honors Michael: “Don’t Stop ‘Till You Get Enough”

by Jordan Axt on June 30, 2009

Today, Pop Psychology tackles “Don’t Stop ‘Till You Get Enough” as Part Two in its’ five-part series on the King of Pop.  Part One, on “Man In the Mirror,” can be found here.
“Don’t Stop Till You Get Enough,” is probably Jackson’s first big hit as a solo artist.  “Don’t Stop,” a favorite to dance [...]

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Pop Psychology: Beyonce’s “Single Ladies”

by Jordan Axt on February 19, 2009

Welcome to the premier of “Pop Psychology” where recess music editor/psychology major Jordan Axt explains our favorite chart toppers through relevant psychological research.
The first installment belongs to the ubiquitous Beyonce song “Single Ladies.” First, let’s link to the song, in all it’s voluptuous glory. Aside from sparking an international dance craze (the worst outcomes [...]

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