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PsychologyDivorced women may assume that they now have less value than they did when they were married. That self-limiting belief can be neutralized. Practicing self-compassion can help.
PsychologyIs A24's (meta-)documentary "You Can See Everything" inaccurate? Holmes is trying to mislead the directors, but are they pulling the wool over our eyes, in turn?
PsychologyTrying to help someone who’s suffering? Why “stay positive” can backfire—and how to offer support without asking them to find a silver lining.
PsychologyHallmark's "Who's Coming to Dinner?" provides a way to explore how community develops through invitations, shared interests, mutual contributions, and vulnerability.
PsychologyA surprising problem has emerged for young athletes: a struggle with boredom. Overstructure by adults has disrupted their ability to use free time. Here's a solution.
PsychologyWhen you’re thinking in fair or not fair, you’re working from your child archetype. That will lead you nowhere. Choose vulnerability over fairness.
PsychologyThe cultural unconscious remains a mysterious force in understanding daily life.
PsychologyWhy is interest in corporate culture declining, and what can leaders do about it?
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PsychologyDuring the holidays, grief over family ruptures can intensify, draining employees’ focus, attendance, well-being, and productivity.
PsychologyAfter surviving 10 months in captivity, a Ukrainian teacher returned to the classroom. A frightening encounter helped reveal how healing progress and distress can coexist.
PsychologyTaurine is known as an energy drink ingredient, but in the brain it acts like a brake, not an accelerator. Could it help psychosis, anxiety, and depression? Read on to find out.
PsychologyNew research explores how pornography may shape young adults’ sexual expectations, empathy, and attitudes toward consent and sexual coercion. What can parents do to intervene?
PsychologyFor parents with ADHD, the noise and chaos of family life can trigger sensory overload, frustration, and guilt. Understanding these sensitivities can help families cope.
PsychologyWhere your mind goes, your emotions will often follow. If you remember something sad, you'll probably feel sad. Practicing presence helps you distance from emotional pain.
PsychologyYvonne Johansen tackles the nuances of language sample analysis.
PsychologyNathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim’s You Can See Everything offers an unprecedented look into Elizabeth Holmes’ life before prison.
PsychologyThink "big?" Perhaps, but effecting change may begin with smaller steps. Recent research that combining minor tweaks in three areas is associated with lifespan.
PsychologyA familiar animal can offer companionship, opportunities to practice empathy, and foster a sense of responsibility.
PsychologyIt is a scientific mystery why 90% of people are right-handed. A study compared human handedness with that of 41 ape species to gain insights into the evolution of handedness.
PsychologyOur minds wander nearly half the time, and it makes us unhappy. A three-star chef, a 13th-century Zen monk, and a pot of my mother’s lentils show how dinner can bring us back.
PsychologyYour child may soon love, trust, and confide in a robot. Are we ready for what comes next?
PsychologyHalf of Americans dress up for Halloween. What do costumes, cosplay, and even the ‘like’ button reveal about play, self-consciousness, and joy?
PsychologyTraumatic life events are not the only kind of stress that can bring on schizophrenia. Happy events, such as giving birth or traveling, can, too.
SpiritualityBuddhist sutras have been read as philosophy, chanted as ritual, and debated as scripture. The post From the Academy: Sutras appeared first on Tricycle: The Buddhist Review .
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