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Behaviors that Signal Romantic or Sexual Interest
It isn’t always easy to tell whether someone wants to date you, love you, or go to bed with you. Research suggests behavioral cues to help tell the difference. .
by: (Jeremy Nicholson M.S.W., Ph.D.)
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Don't Be a "Good Mother"
D.W. Winnicott noted that being a good-enough parent was better than being a good one. Here's why trying too hard may backfire..
by: (Leon Garber LMHC)
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Leadership Lessons From Admiral Nelson
Leadership strategists have long approved of Nelson's legendary derring-do. But today's leaders and managers have much to learn from his communication style, too. .
by: (Ed Thompson )
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Back to School Means Specific Screen-Time Limits
It is hard to set limits on phone and tablet use with children. But they will benefit if you start early..
by: (Corinne Masur Psy.D.)
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Make "Back to School” Better with What Homeschoolers Do
Back to school is an important moment in the United States, along with the excitement and anxiety it brings. The pandemic taught us it doesn't have to be done the same old way..
by: (Kurt W Ela Psy.D.)
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Myth Busting: What Is Nonverbal Learning Difference?
Nonverbal learning disorder/disability/difference (NVLD) is often misunderstood. This post integrates lived experience examples and research to address common misconceptions..
by: (Ludmila N. Praslova, Ph.D.)
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Unlock Your Luck to Benefit Your Effectiveness as a Leader
How spending just 30 seconds each night acknowledging what you’re lucky for improves your mood and mindset..
by: (James M. Kerr)
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Can We Have Too Much Love and Sex?
The popular notion that you can never be worse off by having more is wrong..
by: (Aaron Ben-Zeév Ph.D.)
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Never Alone, Always Lonely
Loneliness is destructive and a gateway to the development of more serious disorders, like anxiety and depression. As we lose the nonverbal skills of connecting, loneliness makes gains..
by: (Stephen Nowicki, Ph.D.)
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The Power of Rhythm
Participating in coordinative rhythmic movement lays the foundation for a lifetime of well-rounded development..
by: (Shahram Heshmat Ph.D.)
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Managing Conflict in Business Relationships
Discover strategies to manage conflicts in business relationships. Learn to recognize conflict types and apply tailored solutions for a harmonious and resilient partnership..
by: (Nigel R. Bairstow Ph.D.)
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Spreading Kindness Is a Choice that Takes Strength
Choosing kindness can transform our day and others'. Even small acts create a ripple effect, spreading compassion, boosting mood, and strengthening connections in a divided world..
by: (Ken Druck Ph.D.)
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How Willing to Be Wrong Makes You More Right
People have three common modes of thinking, but a fourth one makes the first three more effective..
by: (Craig B. Barkacs MBA, JD)
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Why Most Crave Connection—and Why Some of Us Don’t
Ever wondered why some people thrive in social circles while others prefer solitude? Explore why some people crave affiliation with others, while others are content on their own..
by: (Jessica Koehler Ph.D.)
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How To Treat Your Mind Better
Like your morning coffee or yoga practice, making an effort to be more mindful and aware of your thoughts throughout the day can be a powerful way to treat your mind better. .
by: (John Kim LMFT)
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Psychology Takes a New Look at the Self
What do you come up with when you ask the question “Who am I?” A new comprehensive review points to five possible answers with important implications for your mental health..
by: (Susan Krauss Whitbourne PhD, ABPP)
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A First Episode of Mental Illness
The onset of mental illness may appear out of the blue..
by: (Yvette Sheline MD)
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Trauma and PTSD Among Elite Athletes
Even our “toughest” athletes are impacted by trauma both within and outside of sports. Sports organizations should be prepared to recognize symptoms and refer appropriately..
by: (Tess M. Kilwein PhD, ABPP, CMPC)
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Loneliness in Adolescence Can Take a Self-Perpetuating Turn
Chronic loneliness in adolescence can lead to serious mental health risks. Discover the key factors behind this growing issue and explore effective interventions to break the cycle.
by: (Berit Brogaard D.M.Sci., Ph.D)
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The Rollercoaster of Love: Growing Up With an Unstable Parent
Growing up with a highly unstable parent means living with a confusing mix of love and turmoil. Their volatility can leave lasting impacts on their child's sense of self..
by: (Imi Lo MA)
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Should Children Have Their Cellphones in the Classroom?
The evidence is growing that cellphones are a distraction that is threatening academic performance and increasing anxiety..
by: (Michael Ungar Ph.D.)
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The Mental Health of the "Spiritual But Not Religious"
Spirituality is psychologically valuable. But research indicates that, somewhat surprisingly, people who identify as spiritual but not religious tend to have worse mental health..
by: (John T. Maier Ph.D.)
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Moral Injury and Operator Syndrome
Moral injury and "Operator syndrome": healing the invisible wounds of America's elite warriors..
by: (Michele DeMarco Ph.D., Rev)
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Cultural Differences in Play
Observations of play in Tokyo revealed that Japanese children tended to engage in more rule-based, academic play than is typical among American children..
by: (Cara DiYanni Ph.D.)
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“It’s Hell on Earth to Be Heavenly”
Why are we so invested in the sex lives and relationships of celebrities like Taylor Swift? Using the innovative and timely lens of the caste system, I explain this obsession. .
by: (Treena Orchard Ph.D.)
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How to Manufacture Luck
Tired of your digital routine? Learn how to spark spontaneous, joyful moments and unlock unexpected wonder in daily life..
by: (Eric Solomon Ph.D.)
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Nearly Half of Dementia Cases Can Be Prevented or Delayed
Worried about cognitive decline as you age? There are 14 lifestyle changes that can prevent nearly half of all dementia cases, scientists report..
by: (Regina Koepp PsyD, ABPP)
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How Does Early Childhood Shape Us?
Explore how early childhood experiences shape lifelong development and learn impactful strategies to boost growth and resilience. .
by: (Ryan C. Warner Ph.D.)
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Why Rudeness from Political Candidates Is Bad for Everyone
Research shows why witnessing political rudeness is bad for you. Here's what you can do about it..
by: (Diane E Dreher Ph.D.)
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The Motivations of a “Wake-and-Bake” Cannabis Lifestyle
The internet has many articles, recipes for edible breakfast ideas, as well as songs that romanticize cannabis use as a calming way to start the day..
by: (Gary Wenk Ph.D.)
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