4 hours ago by Chelsea Reynolds

"Your poems are emotionally exhausting," said one of the women in my workshop during a discussion of my work. I don't disagree. Neither did the class.

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6 hours ago by Rebecca

This is a personal/speculative post about how what we do might affect how we see the world. I’m no stranger to personality research, I know there is a wealth of it out there that implicates certain personality traits in lines of work (especially extraversion/introversion). There is much discussion a ...

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9 hours ago by Steven Handel

In a world filled with uncertainty and unpredictability, we are bound to go through unforeseen rough patches throughout our life, whether it be at work, at home, or in our relationships. This is because our minds are imperfect. We can’t account for all the factors that contribute to the outcomes in ...

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11 hours ago by Steven Mandzik

The American Psychiatric Association (APA) has proposed new diagnostic criteria for Autism in the fifth edition of the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM-5). While final decisions are still months away, the recommendations reflect the work of dozens of the nation’s top scient ...

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11 hours ago by NealCormier

In situations where you suspect people are lying to you wholesale, i.e. a group–familial or culturally held lie or delusion, and in denial and yet aware of the underlying reality…

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12 hours ago

If you look at some of the best players in the NHL today – Sidney Crosby, Pavel Datsyuk, Daniel and Henrik Sedin, Evgeni Malkin, Steven Stamkos, and more – there is a common thread between their skill sets. Each of these players has differing techniques they use that utilize their strengths and hide ...

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13 hours ago by beatbop

Morgellons – Creating a New Disease Recently the Centers for Disease Control published the results of a fairly comprehensive study of what some call Morgellons disease. This is a controversial entity - not so much within scientific circles, but because of an active group of proponents. The claims th ...

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13 hours ago by Ruth Rikowski

Our youngest son, Gregory Rikowski, has recently been taking a very lively and critial interest in Psychology, Psycho-analysis and the work Sigmund Freud and of the Freud family in general. Leading on from this, he wrote an article about it all, entitled 'Freudian Crisis in the Modern Era' which is ...

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15 hours ago by halsmith

People have the unique ability to make things come to life. This is our gift to the world. But we have overdone it, and no longer live for our selves – only for our things. This would be serious enough, but we have taken this further, and have turned against our selves – as though we were some kind ...

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15 hours ago by Jean

The answer is...I don't think so! Guess this is going to be another long post...but I think it's better like this cause only those who really care get to read it, so that's fine with me. 'fire and ice' by jeremyti@dA You know, I was considering applying to Psychology but I've been talking and thinki ...

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