Does the 'Generation Effect' in Advertising Still Work?
Marketeers use generation effects to bolster the memorability of ads. But what if its effects are laboratory illusions? And do generation effects work in multicultural societies? .
by: (Yellowlees Douglas Ph.D.)
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Leading Through Crisis: Process Before Responding
In times of national crisis, leaders must sometimes communicate understanding before they fully have processed the situation. Here are five ways to slow down and gain clarity..
by: (Mira Brancu, Ph.D.)
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Do You Avoid the Doctor Because of Your Health Anxiety?
If you fear going to the doctor because you are anxious about your health, this behavioral strategy can help you face your fear in baby steps. .
by: (Brittney Chesworth Ph.D., LCSW)
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Parenting That Is Mindful of Children’s Temperament
Children have different temperaments, and what works with one child may not work with another. For more effective parenting, tailor strategies to a child's unique temperament..
by: (Liliana J. Lengua Ph.D.)
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Power and Privilege in Conflict of Interest Disclosures
Conflict of interest disclosures, even when well-intentioned, can exacerbate dynamics of power of privilege. Is there a better way?.
by: (Nafees Alam Ph.D.)
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The Benefits of Surrender
Could surrendering things you can’t control actually be empowering? Learn about the potential of surrender..
by: (Tchiki Davis, Ph.D.)
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When the Shoe Fits, Wear It: Understanding Body Weight Set Point
Your body has a natural weight range, just like its shoe size. Embracing that is a key to health and self-acceptance, especially in eating disorder recovery. .
by: (Melissa Gerson LCSW)
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There Is No Such Thing as a Soulmate
Clinging to the dream of the perfect soulmate may be holding you back from building a strong, fulfilling relationship. Here's what to look for instead..
by: (Matt Wotton, MBA and Graham Johnston, MBA)
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Learn to Savor Again
A Personal Perspective: As we age, our sense of smell can become less pronounced. Invigorating your senses can help connect you to pleasant memories and present pleasures..
by: (Francine Toder Ph.D.)
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The Best Way to Stall Dementia: Quit Smoking
A growing body of research demonstrates that smoking affects neurological health, specifically cognitive decline..
by: (The Bronfenbrenner Center for Translational Research)
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Mindfulness in Context
Mindfulness, or shamatha, is a subdiscipline of meditation. It is, in part, an exercise in nonattachment. Plot twist: Awakening to self-awareness is a destructive process..
by: (Michael J. Formica EdM, NCC, LPC)
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Do Narcissists Have Empathy?
Do you wonder how narcissists can be so cold and hurtful to people they claim to love? A lack of emotional empathy makes it easier to ignore how other people are feeling..
by: (Elinor Greenberg Ph.D.)
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What Can You Do, When You Can’t Do Anything?
When you feel like there’s nothing you can do, try focusing on what is within your control. .
by: (Lisa Liggins-Chambers Ph.D.)
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Trapped in War Zones
Soldiers who have served in distant wars may remain mentally stuck in those places long after they have returned home. Here's what we can learn from this phenomenon..
by: (Ezenwa E. Olumba MSc)
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Redefining Youth: Economic Pressures and Shifting Values
Taiwan’s youth navigate high living costs, limited job options, and evolving cultural values, revealing unique approaches to well-being and independence..
by: (Nigel R. Bairstow Ph.D.)
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The Psychology of Celebrity Endorsements for President
A postmorten analysis of why Kamala Harris fared so poorly should perhaps include evaluation of the psychology of celebrity endorsement..
by: (Raj Persaud MD FRCPsych)
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To Manage Conflict Effectively, Watch Your “Punctuation”
It’s natural to cling to your views during conflict, but adopting another’s perspective can take your influence to the next level. .
by: (Craig B. Barkacs MBA, JD)
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A Prosthesis for the Mind
“Continuous partial attention is an automatic process motivated only by ‘a desire to be a live node on the network’ or by the willingness to connect and stay connected.".
by: (Bruce Wilson Ph.D.)
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Apples vs. Apple Jacks
Marketing tactics minimize big differences among substances, including food products..
by: (Nicole Avena Ph.D.)
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Restarting Your Mind
Are you feeling overwhelmed by life’s chaos? Explore science-backed ways to recalibrate your mind and thrive. .
by: (Aseem D. Desai M.D.)
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Is Love Really Blind, Habibi?
What does the Netflix show "Love Is Blind, Habibi" reveal about the psychology of attraction, and can love grow without visual cues?.
by: (Sarah Rasmi Ph.D.)
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Avoiding Trauma Keeps It Alive
Breaking out of isolation and talking about what happened with a trusted friend or therapist greatly reduces the burden of what is remembered..
by: (Wendy Lustbader M.S.W.)
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The Quiet Leaders: How Shy CEOs Succeed
While charisma certainly helps chief executives make connections and inspire teams, introverted CEOs have other significant advantages..
by: (Richard Dancsi)
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Is Your Life Driven by Choice or Chance?
If you want to discover something about your personality that could predict how your life will turn out, locus of control might be the best metric..
by: (Stephen Nowicki, Ph.D.)
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We Want Children to Be Happy. They Want to Be Good.
A new review of recent research suggests that children recognize and are sensitive to the relationship between morally good actions and happiness..
by: (Artemisia O'bi M.A.)
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How to Fight Without Fighting
The next time you feel a fight coming on, don’t see it as a sign of doom. See it as an opportunity. .
by: (John Kim LMFT)
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Trapped in the Echo Chamber
You've seen the effects of echo chambers—political divides, social bubbles, and the constant reinforcement of familiar ideas. But what keeps us trapped in these bubbles? .
by: (Jessica Koehler Ph.D.)
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Adverse Childhood Experiences and the Agony of Perfectionism
If perfect is the enemy of good, then compassionate, flexible striving for excellence may be the better approach..
by: (Glenn R. Schiraldi Ph.D.)
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Cancer Treatment Is Over; Now What?
Fear of cancer recurrence is common after cancer. If you're asking yourself, "What now?" after cancer treatment, this post may help..
by: (Jennifer Kilkus Ph.D., ABPP)
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Are We What We Buy?
Do you consider consumerism a good or bad thing? Chances are you think of it as both..
by: (Lawrence R. Samuel Ph.D.)
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