How I choose topics
Dayvoro looks at current news through psychology. I pick stories that people are actively talking about and that can be explained by a broader pattern in human behavior, such as how we judge prices, react to risk, defend a group, or respond to an apology. I also publish plain-language explainers of individual psychology concepts. I avoid stories that center on tragedies, crime, or personal scandal.
Sources and verification
Each Trends article starts with a short summary of what is confirmed, followed by a list of sources. I use primary sources such as official announcements, government data, and published research wherever possible, and link to them in the text. Articles separate confirmed facts from my interpretation, and time-sensitive pieces state the date their information reflects.
Opinion and balance
Articles in Trends are labeled as opinion and analysis. When a topic divides people, I try to explain what each side values and why the same facts look different to them, rather than telling readers which side to take. Nothing on Dayvoro is medical, financial, or legal advice.
AI assistance
AI tools help me organize research and draft text. Every article is reviewed and edited before publication, and the views are my own. I do not present generated text as personal experience or invent studies, quotes, or results. Featured images are AI-generated illustrations and are labeled as such.
Corrections
When I find or am told about a factual error, I correct it and note material changes in the article. You can report an error through the Contact page; please include the article title and a source.
Advertising
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