Review of "Fragile Minds"
"Fragile Minds" is a book that reveals uncomfortable truths about the nature and purpose of mental health services.read more .
by: (Joanna Moncrieff, M.D.)
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"Fragile Minds" is a book that reveals uncomfortable truths about the nature and purpose of mental health services.read more .
by: (Joanna Moncrieff, M.D.)
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A Review of "Fragile Minds"
"Fragile Minds" is a book that reveals uncomfortable truths about the nature and purpose of mental health services.
AI Literacy Is Just Digital and Media Literacy in Disguise
AI—with its billions in investments, immense potential, and profound risks—has made policymakers finally pay attention to what students have needed all along.read more .
by: (Diana E. Graber M.A.)
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AI—with its billions in investments, immense potential, and profound risks—has made policymakers finally pay attention to what students have needed all along.read more .
by: (Diana E. Graber M.A.)
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AI Literacy Is Just Digital and Media Literacy in Disguise
AI—with its billions in investments, immense potential, and profound risks—has made policymakers finally pay attention to what students have needed all along.
10 Ways You May Have Been Emotionally Invalidated as a Child
If your childhood feelings were ignored or dismissed, the effects may linger today. Learn the hidden ways this shows up and how to start healing.read more .
by: (Jonice Webb Ph.D.)
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If your childhood feelings were ignored or dismissed, the effects may linger today. Learn the hidden ways this shows up and how to start healing.read more .
by: (Jonice Webb Ph.D.)
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10 Ways You May Have Been Emotionally Invalidated as a Child
If your childhood feelings were ignored or dismissed, the effects may linger today. Learn the hidden ways this shows up and how to start healing.
Scars, Anger, and the Songs that Carry Us
Anger can destroy—or sustain. Here's how fury, music, and gratitude turned one woman's cancer scars into symbols of resilience and love.read more .
by: (Sara Leila Sherman, M.M., and Morton Sherman Ph.D.)
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Anger can destroy—or sustain. Here's how fury, music, and gratitude turned one woman's cancer scars into symbols of resilience and love.read more .
by: (Sara Leila Sherman, M.M., and Morton Sherman Ph.D.)
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Scars, Anger, and the Songs that Carry Us
Anger can destroy—or sustain. Here's how fury, music, and gratitude turned one woman's cancer scars into symbols of resilience and love.
Why Tourists Sometimes Struggle to “Do the Right Thing”
Planning to visit a foreign country soon? Intercultural communications experts have helpful advice about how to navigate unfamiliar territory.read more .
by: (Lawrence T. White Ph.D.)
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Planning to visit a foreign country soon? Intercultural communications experts have helpful advice about how to navigate unfamiliar territory.read more .
by: (Lawrence T. White Ph.D.)
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Why Tourists Sometimes Struggle to “Do the Right Thing”
Planning to visit a foreign country soon? Intercultural communications experts have helpful advice about how to navigate unfamiliar territory.
Finding Generosity and Compassion in the Crevices of Life
Can random acts of kindness help us cope with difficulty? Here are some lessons we can learn from the writer Franz Kafka.read more .
by: (Susan M. Pollak MTS, Ed.D.)
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Can random acts of kindness help us cope with difficulty? Here are some lessons we can learn from the writer Franz Kafka.read more .
by: (Susan M. Pollak MTS, Ed.D.)
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Finding Generosity and Compassion in the Crevices of Life
Can random acts of kindness help us cope with difficulty? Here are some lessons we can learn from the writer Franz Kafka.
Don’t Kill Spotted Lanternflies
Personal Perspective: In a world that rewards harshness and control, pausing before an act of aggression, even to a bug, can protect something deeper: our capacity to care.read more .
by: (Alex Snider MA, CMF)
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Personal Perspective: In a world that rewards harshness and control, pausing before an act of aggression, even to a bug, can protect something deeper: our capacity to care.read more .
by: (Alex Snider MA, CMF)
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Don’t Kill Spotted Lanternflies
Personal Perspective: In a world that rewards harshness and control, pausing before an act of aggression, even to a bug, can protect something deeper: our capacity to care.
Gaslighters Target Our Brains' Dependence on Others
Our brains evolved with a need to belong and a dependence on trusted others to co-create reality. This dependence puts us all at risk for gaslighting.read more .
by: (Jennifer Fraser Ph.D.)
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Our brains evolved with a need to belong and a dependence on trusted others to co-create reality. This dependence puts us all at risk for gaslighting.read more .
by: (Jennifer Fraser Ph.D.)
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Gaslighters Target Our Brains' Dependence on Others
Our brains evolved with a need to belong and a dependence on trusted others to co-create reality. This dependence puts us all at risk for gaslighting.
The Virtues of Horror and Gore
A new book asks: Are morbidly curious people more empathetic and resilient?read more .
by: (Glenn C. Altschuler Ph.D.)
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A new book asks: Are morbidly curious people more empathetic and resilient?read more .
by: (Glenn C. Altschuler Ph.D.)
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The Virtues of Horror and Gore
A new book asks: Are morbidly curious people more empathetic and resilient?
3 Benefits of "Predictable Warmth" in a Relationship
Ways to build love that takes root, and never leaves easily.read more .
by: (Mark Travers Ph.D.)
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Ways to build love that takes root, and never leaves easily.read more .
by: (Mark Travers Ph.D.)
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3 Benefits of "Predictable Warmth" in a Relationship
Ways to build love that takes root, and never leaves easily.
Deception and Desire: How Dark Triad Faces Fool You
A series of studies reveals the secret behind how people with dark personality traits succeed in gaining others’ trust.read more .
by: (Arash Emamzadeh)
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A series of studies reveals the secret behind how people with dark personality traits succeed in gaining others’ trust.read more .
by: (Arash Emamzadeh)
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Deception and Desire: How Dark Triad Faces Fool You
A series of studies reveals the secret behind how people with dark personality traits succeed in gaining others’ trust.
In a Cage: The Inner Life of the Chronically Ill
A Personal Perspective: When chronically ill, you may try to join others in the world, but you will likely be separate from them.read more .
by: (Mark Rego M.D.)
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A Personal Perspective: When chronically ill, you may try to join others in the world, but you will likely be separate from them.read more .
by: (Mark Rego M.D.)
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In a Cage: The Inner Life of the Chronically Ill
A Personal Perspective: When chronically ill, you may try to join others in the world, but you will likely be separate from them.
How to Survive as a Modern-Day Therapist
Two psychologists speak on the pressing concerns for the contemporary therapist.read more .
by: (Lybi Ma)
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Two psychologists speak on the pressing concerns for the contemporary therapist.read more .
by: (Lybi Ma)
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How to Survive as a Modern-Day Therapist
Two psychologists speak on the pressing concerns for the contemporary therapist.
In Health AI, Explainability Does Not Drive Trust
“Explainability of artificial intelligence (AI) is a foundation of trust" is a frequently heard claim. This may mischaracterize user behaviors and lead AI developers in the wrong direction.read more .
by: (Deepak Sirdeshmukh M.S., Ph.D.)
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“Explainability of artificial intelligence (AI) is a foundation of trust" is a frequently heard claim. This may mischaracterize user behaviors and lead AI developers in the wrong direction.read more .
by: (Deepak Sirdeshmukh M.S., Ph.D.)
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In Health AI, Explainability Does Not Drive Trust
“Explainability of artificial intelligence (AI) is a foundation of trust" is a frequently heard claim. This may mischaracterize user behaviors and lead AI developers in the wrong direction.
How to Deal With Grief and Other Difficult Emotions
If you're experiencing grief or other difficult emotions, these 4 strategies can help you through.read more .
by: (Beth Kurland Ph.D.)
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If you're experiencing grief or other difficult emotions, these 4 strategies can help you through.read more .
by: (Beth Kurland Ph.D.)
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How to Deal With Grief and Other Difficult Emotions
If you're experiencing grief or other difficult emotions, these 4 strategies can help you through.
Your Brain's CEO and the Full Life
Productivity isn't enough. Discover how your brain's executive function helps determine whether you live a meaningful life or an empty one.read more .
by: (Chester "Chet" H. Sunde, Psy.D.)
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Productivity isn't enough. Discover how your brain's executive function helps determine whether you live a meaningful life or an empty one.read more .
by: (Chester "Chet" H. Sunde, Psy.D.)
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Your Brain's CEO and the Full Life
Productivity isn't enough. Discover how your brain's executive function helps determine whether you live a meaningful life or an empty one.
How Arguments Go Wrong—and How Bad Arguments Can Go Right
An introduction to the structure of deductive arguments, how to evaluate them, and why a bad argument doesn’t necessarily mean the conclusion is false.read more .
by: (Stephanie Simoes M.A.)
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An introduction to the structure of deductive arguments, how to evaluate them, and why a bad argument doesn’t necessarily mean the conclusion is false.read more .
by: (Stephanie Simoes M.A.)
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How Arguments Go Wrong—and How Bad Arguments Can Go Right
An introduction to the structure of deductive arguments, how to evaluate them, and why a bad argument doesn’t necessarily mean the conclusion is false.
The Brain's Need for Friends
Many people may associate the brain with internal processes, such as thinking. Yet social health also relates to the brain, with interactions being rewarding.read more .
by: (John McCarthy Ph.D.)
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Many people may associate the brain with internal processes, such as thinking. Yet social health also relates to the brain, with interactions being rewarding.read more .
by: (John McCarthy Ph.D.)
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The Brain's Need for Friends
Many people may associate the brain with internal processes, such as thinking. Yet social health also relates to the brain, with interactions being rewarding.
Would You Risk Your Well-Being to Help Someone You Hate?
People may like to think of themselves as selfless, but a new international study of ingroup bias shows just how hard it is to overcome the factors that divide us.read more .
by: (Susan Krauss Whitbourne PhD, ABPP)
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People may like to think of themselves as selfless, but a new international study of ingroup bias shows just how hard it is to overcome the factors that divide us.read more .
by: (Susan Krauss Whitbourne PhD, ABPP)
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Would You Risk Your Well-Being to Help Someone You Hate?
People may like to think of themselves as selfless, but a new international study of ingroup bias shows just how hard it is to overcome the factors that divide us.
Why Children's Defiance Makes Couples Fight—and How to Stop It
Your child defies. Your partner yells. Suddenly, you're fighting. Here's why it happens and how to break the cycle.read more .
by: (J. Timothy Davis, Ph.D.)
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Your child defies. Your partner yells. Suddenly, you're fighting. Here's why it happens and how to break the cycle.read more .
by: (J. Timothy Davis, Ph.D.)
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Why Children's Defiance Makes Couples Fight—and How to Stop It
Your child defies. Your partner yells. Suddenly, you're fighting. Here's why it happens and how to break the cycle.