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On record since
Oct 2026
Posts we hold
232
First published
28 Mar 2013
Last published
13 Aug 2026
Last cited
22 Jul 2026
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Blogs linking here · all time

11

different blogs have linked to thelawdictionary.org, 16 times in all.

Blogs linking here, by period

in the last 7 days
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in the directory, of blogs cited in the last 90 days
No. 7,106
links from other blogs in the last 90 days
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Posts per week6 Oct 2025 to 28 Sept 2026
Posts per week, 6 Oct 2025 to 28 Sept 2026: 52 weeks, peak 7 a week, latest week 0

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Blogs linking here per week6 Oct 2025 to 28 Sept 2026
Blogs linking here per week, 6 Oct 2025 to 28 Sept 2026: 52 weeks, peak 1 a week, latest week 0

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Most cited pages

Pages on thelawdictionary.org, ranked by how many different blogs link to them.

Most cited pages on thelawdictionary.org, page 2
#PageBlogs
11Negligent/negligent/ (opens in a new tab)1 blog
12Noscitur a sociis/noscitur-a-sociis/ (opens in a new tab)1 blog
13Notice 2/notice-2/ (opens in a new tab)1 blog
14Quare clausum fregit/quare-clausum-fregit/ (opens in a new tab)1 blog
15Reckless/reckless/ (opens in a new tab)1 blog
16Temporary/temporary/ (opens in a new tab)1 blog

Blogs citing this one

Ranked by how many of their posts link here.

Blogs citing thelawdictionary.org, page 2
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11strategicstructures.com11

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Words blogs use to link here

The words citing blogs put inside the link, ranked by how many different blogs used them.

The most used link texts for thelawdictionary.org
WordsBlogsLinks
a cloud on the title11
actual11
contractual relationship11
curtilage11
english11

The top 5. The owner of thelawdictionary.org sees every phrase after claiming the blog.

Similar blogs

Blogs that link to the same sites as thelawdictionary.org, weighted toward rarely cited sites, blended with blogs whose recent posts are about the same things. Blogs on both lists come first.

Blogs similar to thelawdictionary.org
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Publishing habit

Counted from the 232 posts we hold with a date, in UTC.

Posts in the last 12 months
28
Usual gap between posts
under a day
Most posts on
Thursday (62%)
Last post
13 Aug 2026
Comebacks after 6 months or more of silence
3 (latest Mar 2026)
Month
Posts
Nov 2025
0
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Posts, all time
Monday
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Tuesday
16
Wednesday
11
Thursday
144
Friday
20
Saturday
5
Sunday
21

Sites thelawdictionary.org cites

50 sites linked from its posts; the ones linked from the most posts come first.

Sites that thelawdictionary.org links to
SitePosts linking
psychologytoday.com7
Naturenature.com4
sciencedirect.com3
frontiersin.org2
pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov2
pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov2
researchgate.net2
forbes.com2
link.springer.com2
nationalgeographic.com2

Recent posts

All 232 posts, by year
The most recent posts on thelawdictionary.org
PostAt the source
A 2025 meta-analysis covering more than 2.5 million people found that people who trust others more consistently report greater well-being — and the relationship appears to feed itself. Longitudinal studies showed that trust predicts greater future well-being, while greater well-being predicts more future trust, creating what researchers describe as a mutually reinforcing cycle.13 Aug 2026Read at thelawdictionary.org (opens in a new tab)
For decades, one of the most replicated findings in happiness research was a U-shaped curve: people were relatively happy when young, hit their lowest point around middle age, then recovered as they grew older. A 2025 study spanning 44 countries found that pattern has effectively disappeared — young adults now report the highest levels of psychological distress, and ill-being falls steadily with age.13 Aug 2026Read at thelawdictionary.org (opens in a new tab)
Nearly 3 in 10 DNA exoneration cases documented by the Innocence Project involved a false confession — evidence that “an innocent person would never confess” is one of the most dangerous assumptions we make about criminal investigations.13 Aug 2026Read at thelawdictionary.org (opens in a new tab)
In 1938, Harvard began following 268 young men to see what made a good life, and after more than eight decades the clearest predictor of health and happiness in old age wasn’t wealth or career — it was the quality of their close relationships12 Aug 2026Read at thelawdictionary.org (opens in a new tab)
People who apologise before asking a simple question often learned early that taking up space came with a cost nobody warned them about12 Aug 2026Read at thelawdictionary.org (opens in a new tab)
The psychology of why innocent people confess: how 16 hours in an interrogation room can convince someone they committed a crime they have no memory of11 Aug 2026Read at thelawdictionary.org (opens in a new tab)
Studies on long-term memory have shown that people remember how a conversation ended far more clearly than how it began, which is why goodbyes tend to define relationships more than introductions11 Aug 2026Read at thelawdictionary.org (opens in a new tab)
Psychologists who study conflict resolution say people who stay unusually calm during arguments often aren’t detached, they’ve simply learned that escalation rarely changes the outcome9 Aug 2026Read at thelawdictionary.org (opens in a new tab)
The psychology of sentencing: why the same crime receives harsher punishment when a judge is hungry, tired, or hearing the case late in the afternoon9 Aug 2026Read at thelawdictionary.org (opens in a new tab)
Psychology says people who second-guess themselves most aren’t the least capable in the room — they’re often the most capable, and research on impostor syndrome suggests up to 82% of high achievers carry a persistent, private certainty that they don’t belong7 Aug 2026Read at thelawdictionary.org (opens in a new tab)

232 posts on record from thelawdictionary.org, cited by 11 other distinct blogs to date (corpus.blog, measured 9 October 2026).