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December 14, 2023
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Using Google Chrome’s “Follow” feature for PsyPost offers an efficient way to stay updated on the latest in psychology and neuroscience. This tool simplifies access to new articles, ensuring you never miss insights into mental health, brain science, and related research. It’s ideal for those keen on keeping abreast of the evolving landscape of psychological science, offering a streamlined, user-centric approach to information consumption in this dynamic field.

To follow PsyPost using Google Chrome’s mobile app, tap the three-dot menu icon in the top-right corner of the screen (or bottom-right corner, depending on your device). In the menu that appears, select “Follow.” You’re done. That’s it!

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