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Why Your Always-on Brain Is Sabotaging Your Best Decisions
Feeling burned out from constant productivity? Scientists have discovered that your always-on brain is sabotaging your best decisions. The fix is surprisingly simple.read more .
by: (Joanna Grover LCSW)
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7 Psychological Principles For Healthy Weight Loss
New medicines have made weight loss easier than ever. But if you also want health and happiness, make these seven psychology principles part of your weight loss journey. read more .
by: (Thomas Rutledge Ph.D.)
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Looking at Yourself Onscreen May Interfere with Teletherapy
Constantly seeing your image reflected back in online therapy could be undermining progress.read more .
by: (Elizabeth Sadock Ph.D.)
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Logic Sometimes Isn’t Enough to Move People Forward
When your team is stuck between competing truths, more pressure won’t move them. Three psychology-informed strategies can help guide a team forward.read more .
by: (Brian K. Perkins Ed.D.)
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The Drive to Win and the Struggle to Feel
What if success feels strangely empty? A closer look at Scottie Scheffler's words through a polyvagal lens reveals why winning may not lead to true and lasting fulfillment. read more .
by: (Michael Allison)
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The Truth About Intrusive Thoughts, You’re Not Alone
Intrusive thoughts can feel shocking, disturbing, or shameful. But they’re just noise and meaningless, and not a sign of who you are.read more .
by: (Bonnie Zucker Ph.D.)
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When Children Are Used as Pawns for Coercive Control
In dysfunctional and abusive families, children can become pawns used to exert coercive control over the other parent. This can escalate during divorce or separation. read more .
by: (Kaytee Gillis, LCSW)
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AI Induced Psychosis: Are Autistic People at Greater Risk?
When companionship and fantasy cross into delusionread more .
by: (Jennifer Gerlach LCSW)
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Men, Women, and Weather: Predicting the Future Can Be Foggy
Emotional patterns, like weather patterns, are useful to map. They help us learn where troubles originate and they pinpoint where they are most likely to land. read more .
by: (Gina Barreca Ph.D.)
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The Pros and Cons of a 4-Day Work Week
The effects of alternative work schedules on impacting stress and productivity.read more .
by: (Ronald E. Riggio Ph.D.)
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Is Male Loneliness a New Epidemic or an Age-Old Struggle?
Personal Perspective: Male loneliness is stirring up vitriolic debates, but it's unclear why, or why now.read more .
by: (Treena Orchard Ph.D.)
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Are They Breaking Up With You?
Breakups are always painful, but you can choose to end a relationship gently or harshly. Recent research examines the most common breakup strategies.read more .
by: (Barbara Greenberg Ph.D.)
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Is Your Environment Holding You Back?
High achievement hinges on more than just personality or willpower.read more .
by: (Michael D. Matthews Ph.D.)
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An Exploration of Social Categories and Essentialism
Are certain categories and identities natural and immutable, or are they artificial social conventions? The answer very much depends on who you ask.read more .
by: (Lawrence T. White Ph.D.)
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6 Strategies for Supervising People Older Than You
Have you ever tried to manage others old enough to be your parents? Learn 6 strategies on the art of doing this effectively.read more .
by: (Tim Elmore)
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Three Myths About Emotionally Sensitive People
Are you tired of feeling misunderstood? Breaking down the top three myths about emotional sensitivity and reframing emotional depth as a source of strength.read more .
by: (Mary Kate Roohan Psy.D.)
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The Four Greatest Threats to Modern Relationships
Modern couples face issues that are rapidly changing alongside society.read more .
by: (Mark Travers Ph.D.)
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When Parkinson’s Starts Young
What happens when Parkinson’s arrives before 50? Considering the emotional toll of young-onset PD, support should match the life stage. read more .
by: (Elvin Yao Ph.D.)
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Is Selfishness a Flaw or a Feature?
Selfishness, rooted in evolution, can be either harmful or helpful. When guided by ethics and cooperation, it becomes a tool for both personal growth and social good.read more .
by: (Sam Goldstein Ph.D.)
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The Colorful Terms We Use to Describe Behavioral Cues
The words we use to describe positive and negative traits have a colorful history.read more .
by: (Roger Kreuz Ph.D.)
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Could AI Become Our Interpersonal Glue?
As we increasingly integrate AI into our communication landscape, we must be aware of the subtle implications of this transition for our relationships and sense of self.read more .
by: (Cornelia C. Walther Ph.D.)
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Domestic Dating: Reigniting Romance at Home
Couples don’t need a “night out” to reignite romance. Enjoying the comforts of married life is often best experienced at home.read more .
by: (Wendy L. Patrick, J.D., M.Div., Ph.D.)
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Is Your Partner's Joy More Important Than Time Together?
Love is paradoxical—both the most generous and the most egoistic of emotions. At its best, it holds these forces in balance.read more .
by: (Aaron Ben-Zeév Ph.D.)
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Gaslighting Tries to Make You Bully Yourself
When we're bullied, and especially gaslit, we often look inward to find out what's wrong with us. Research shows we should be looking with attention and concern at the perpetrator. read more .
by: (Jennifer Fraser Ph.D.)
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The Psychology of Money in a Buy Now Pay Later World
Explore how easy credit, emotional spending, and poor financial literacy are silently impacting mental health worldwide.read more .
by: (Ankita Guchait MBPsS)
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The 2 "T"s That Instantly Make or Break Every Conversation
Most conversations fail for these two reasons. Here's how you can fix both in under one minute. read more .
by: (Jeffrey Bernstein Ph.D.)
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The Potential Benefits of Prayer After Brain Injury
Studies suggest that certain types of prayer for oneself while living with brain injury may help improve perception of one's situation and outcome.read more .
by: (Shireen Jeejeebhoy)
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Leading From Within When the Stakes Are High
Feeling the pressure and struggling to think clearly? Learn what's happening in your brain and how to restore calm and clarity when it matters most.read more .
by: (Nina Ahuja BScHons, MD, FRCSC, CHE)
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Self-Care vs. Escapism: Refueling or Running on Empty?
Are you relaxing or running away? Knowing the difference between self-care and escapism can help you become calmer and more productive.
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by: (Stephanie A. Sarkis Ph.D.)
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When AI "Becomes" the Way We Think
Is AI quietly changing your mind? Take this quick test and find out.read more .
by: (John Nosta)
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