2022-23 Miller Scholarship Recipients Announced at 4th Annual Provost Summit – St. Cloud State…
Dr. Odessa Luna and Dr. Michele Traub are the recipients of the 2022-23 Miller Scholar Award, announced Tuesday at the fourth annual Provost Summit at St. Cloud!-->!-->…
Survey Links ‘Dark Tetrad’ Personality Traits Like Narcissism to Buying Crypto
Since the invention of Bitcoin in 2009, the global cryptocurrency market has grown from nothing to worth about 2 trillion US dollars. From a price of US$1 in 2011, Bitcoin hit an all-time high of over US$63,000 in April 2021, and is now…
What does a perpetual state of trauma mean for health?
As we reach the horrific milestone of one million American deaths from COVID-19, the war in Ukraine, and ongoing economic, political, and social unrest, Americans have been experiencing collective and ongoing trauma…
IVCC offers over 40 online summer courses – Shaw Local
More than 40 online summer courses will be offered at Illinois Valley Community College starting May 16. Most courses are eligible for transfer.“We have a wide range of courses in business, physical and social sciences, liberal arts and…
Idiopathic diagnoses and history of exposure
In the scheme of all neuroscience, I am very new. The science and biology of neurology has been around for a very long time - since at least the 16th century, although there is evidence that there may have been…
Students flock to social justice course to learn about social movements and activism
Over 70 students from various majors – including pre-medical chemistry, communications, graphic design, history, philosophy, political science, psychology, sociology-criminology, and strategic leadership and management, among others -…
Renewable Energy and Social Anxiety 2022-2050
The crisis in Russia and Ukraine has given rise to many extravagant demands: the return of the West; the decline of corrupt money; the limits of NATO; the weakness of the European Union and the end of dependence on…
3 former Surrey students awarded $30,000 Cmolik scholarships – Surrey Now-Leader
Three Surrey alumni have each received $30,000 scholarships from the Cmolik Foundation, according to the school district.
Frank Hurt High School graduates Chadni Khondoker and Alissa Hewton and Elgin Park High School graduate…
Men and women report more conflict with their mothers-in-law than mothers, study finds
A recent study published in the journal Evolutionary Psychological Science examined the cooperative and conflictual aspects of affinal relationships (i.e. relationships with in-laws). The results revealed that men and women report more…
Why mental health in the Indian knowledge system is front and center
In its efforts to provide information on empirical research relating to the Indian Knowledge System (IKS) and mental health, the Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Mandi plans to introduce research initiatives in the field that would lead…
Research combines artificial intelligence and computer science for accurate and efficient…
Predicting how the climate and environment will change over time or how the air moves over an airplane is too complex for even the most powerful supercomputers to solve. Scientists rely on models to bridge the gap between what they can…
Don’t underestimate vaccine-resistant kiwifruit, psychologist urges, after study identifies…
"They had unfortunately suffered all sorts of adversities as children - abused or neglected - so we assumed they had learned early on not to trust authority," said psychologist professor Richie Poulton, director of the Dunedin study.…
Online Psychology Counseling Market Size, Growth and Forecast
New Jersey, United States – This Online psychological counseling market The report study provides detailed information on various industrial aspects such as techniques, models and major competitors operating in different districts. The…
What does “evidence-based” mean in therapy?
Therapies these days are very keen to describe themselves as "evidence-based." Cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT), one of the most popular schools of therapy, is often advertised in these terms, as is mindfulness.
But…
Children will need support to overcome the psychological trauma of war, says UNICEF
The war in Ukraine is having a profound impact on a generation of children. Manuel Fontaine, director of emergency programs at UNICEF, spoke to Euronews about the plight of young people living in Ukraine during the conflict."Civilians are…
Aggressive, disruptive kids turn conflict into status, study shows
Popularity is important for children and teenagers. Some believe that being popular is more important than having friends, because popularity is a marker of prestige, dominance, and social status. Some children become popular through…
A way to become less driven by impulses
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A new study published in the Personality Research Journal explores the topic of “ego alignment” and how this concept is able to predict levels of psychological well-being and…
A guide to becoming a licensed psychologist
Becoming a licensed psychologist is not an easy task. There are many different steps that one must follow to achieve this level of certification. Being a psychologist requires patience and a love for learning, as well as a…
Universal versus Tribal Psychology | psychology today
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Are we obligated to treat all human beings with the same respect, fairness and sympathy, or do we owe loyalty and support primarily to our group members, family and those…
3 ridiculously easy tips for more creativity and happiness
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Remember how fun it was to draw when you were a kid? Or the excitement when you're planning a surprise party and have to think about how you're going to throw it? Studies…
Tips for Humanities Students to Score 90+ in CBSE Class 12 Board Examinations
The CBSE term 2 board exams are all scheduled to start from April 26. The humanities involve the study of the human world and society from a critical perspective.
This stream includes popular core subjects, such as English, History, and…
Psychological distress after police stops includes anxiety, anger and depression, study finds
Teens who are stopped by police are more likely to report greater disengagement from school the next day, and racial and ethnic minority youth reported more invasive police encounters than white youth, according to research published by the…
Auburn University PhD student writes children’s book to teach coping skills
While pregnant with her first child last year, Donielle Fagan decided to write a kind of love letter to her son with a children's book.
Fagan, a doctoral candidate at Auburn University's College of Education, was thinking of a way to help…
According to science, you’re smart if you don’t like a lot of people.
A study on intelligenceShared on site psychology todayreveals an interesting fact related to social interactions.
Is it to see if anyone Clever Look how many people he loves. And also, how many people like it.
This research focused on a…
Will Smith’s slap in the face after Chris Rock joke topped the Oscars. But how does inherited…
As the world still deals with the sting of Will Smith's slap in the face, a curious explanation has emerged that it was all about race.That a black man punching another black man who had made an offensive joke about a black woman cannot be…
Understand Updated Development Stages | psychology today
Dr. Paul Lipkin specializes in neurodevelopmental disorders and developmental and behavioral pediatrics at the Kennedy Krieger Institute in Baltimore, where he directs outpatient medical services. He is also a…
Ask Amy: Stepmother sees debilitating illness during pregnancy as a ‘psychological…
Dear Amy: When I was pregnant with my first child, I was diagnosed with a condition called hyperemesis gravidarum.It causes debilitating nausea, uncontrollable vomiting and dehydration and, in severe cases, can be life threatening.During my…
Independent candidate Zachary Mackin kicks off ASUC Senate campaign
Campus sophomore Zachary Mackin is running as an independent candidate for ASUC Senate.
Mackin aims to improve student access to resources, increase club and department funding, and improve ASUC's relationship with students. According to…
Psychology professor Clarkson will speak to students on the study of statistical thinking
Andreas Wilke, Associate Professor and Chair of the Department of Psychology at Clarkson University, was invited to address a group of psychology students inducted into the international psychology honor society, Psi Chi, at!-->>-->!-->>-->…
A mother who admitted sexually abusing her sons has been acquitted after evidence was ruled…
A mother-of-three has been acquitted of sexually abusing her children despite evidence that she admitted to abusing them during a polygraph test, the Court of Appeal heard on Thursday.…
Psychologists’ Student Loan Forgiveness and Repayment
As a psychologist, you're probably well aware of the adverse effects that financial stress may have on your mental health. Maybe you're experiencing it as well: According to the American Psychological Association, psychologists with doctor!-->…
14 fun and interesting OU courses to take this fall
The day-to-day expectations of college can be stressful themselves, and that pressure only intensifies when it comes time to schedule classes for the upcoming semester. What many…
Twenty Named to All-Big 12 At-Large Academic Team
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The Saint-Bonaventure student theater troupe will present “We Live by the Sea” from April 6 to 9
March 29, 2022 SBU Theatre, St. Bonaventure University's student theater group, will present its Spring 2022 production "We Live by the Sea" at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday through…
Study says mindfulness training promotes positivity | Nebraska today
Awareness, not distancing or distraction. Acceptance, not avoidance or reaction.
The approach derived from Buddhism, known as mindfulness, has gained many advocates and practitioners, who sometimes adopt it as a way to reduce…
Month-long psychological assessment training program at MCSE begins
Ujjain (Madhya Pradesh): A month-long online training program on "psychological assessment" organized by the Manovikas College of Special Education (MCSE) was launched on Monday. Vice Chancellor of Vikram University, Prof.…
Conference on forensic studies focusing on the intersection of criminology, law and psychology
Sonipat, March 28 (IANS): The second chapter of the International Symposium on Criminal Studies was organized on March 25-26 by the Center for Criminology and Forensic Studies at Jindal Institute of Behavioral Sciences, OP Jindal World…
Psychologists struggling as New Zealand’s mental health crisis deepens
A grim picture is emerging of the mental health of New Zealanders, two years after the country's first lockdown. Clinical psychologist Dr Victoria Thompson told 1News the demand for mental health help is sky-high, saying "people want more…
Professor aims to prevent fraud through ‘sock puppet’ social media accounts
“Hey everyone, don't accept anything from me. It is not me!"How many times has a post like this appeared on your social media feed? A researcher at Southern Illinois University Carbondale is working on technologies to stop “sock puppet”…
Da Silva reaches first century unbeaten as Windies lead by 93 points
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St. George (Grenada) (AFP) – Joshua da Silva's first Test century extended West Indies' lower-order resistance throughout…
The farm offers cuddling therapy as a way to cope
He's one of those therapists who doesn't say much, really. No in-depth questions about his mood or concerns.But her body was warm and soft, and her stomach twisted with a soothing, rhythmic growl.
As Chico ruminated, a visitor…
Sharing saliva shapes babies’ understanding of relationships
Early in life, babies and toddlers need to know who is going to feed them and keep them safe. Older children are more verbal and better able to distinguish their relationships, but preverbal babies and toddlers cannot understand as…
As Saint Peter’s gears up for Sweet 16, sports psychologist reveals why fans support Peacocks
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Saint Peter's will face Purdue in the Sweet 16 of the NCAA Men's Basketball Tournament on Friday night as the Peacocks hope to write the next chapter in their Cinderella story.The Peacocks, who…
Should kids be on TikTok, YouTube and Instagram? What the experts say
You should see the cathedral that Aaron built. The spire, overlooking a pine forest. The roof, painted in golden yellow. The grandiose nave and the blue stained glass windows. They all came out of…
Fed’s Evans says ‘timely’ interest rate hikes needed
By Anne Sapphire(Reuters) - The Federal Reserve needs to raise interest rates this year and next to bring down high inflation before it becomes embedded in U.S. psychology and becomes even harder to stamp out, a said Chicago Fed President…
Sharing photos of children on social media is linked to permissive and trusting parenting styles
A new study reveals that parents who frequently share photos of their children on social media tend to have more permissive and confident parenting styles and engage their children with social media at a younger age.
These…
Psychologist talks about returning to a sense of normalcy as the pandemic slows
WILMINGTON, NC (WECT) - For the first time in years, it may feel like the pandemic is well and truly behind us. While the virus is still here, large gatherings are normal again, but it's not without hesitation.Over the past two years,…
Parents’ use of social media is associated with parenting style, study finds
A new study reveals that parents who frequently share photos of their children on social media tend to have more permissive and confident parenting styles and engage their children with social media at a younger age.
These parents also…
Is the man accused of shooting Shady Oaks fit to stand trial? -Austin Daily Herald
A psychologist recommends further examination; the other says the man exaggerates the symptoms of mental illness
Two psychologists gave dissenting opinions Monday in Freeborn County District Court on whether the man…
Research shows powerful people are quick to blame
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When do we judge an employee harshly for a mistake they made, do we punish a child for their misbehavior or do we blame the victim? When we understand a person's action as…
UNC-Chapel Hill and the Winston Family Foundation launch a national center to study the effects of…
A new research center at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill will examine the long-term effects of technology and social media use on the social and emotional development of adolescents, thanks to a $10 million…
A psychologist offers mental health counseling to children and adults during the war between Ukraine…
GREEN BAY, Wis. (WBAY) - Even as war rages around the world, it can harm our mental health.The war between Ukraine and Russia is easily visible through social media and the media. Its impact on our mental health is very real. Shanda…
When Ukraine’s War Isn’t About You: The Narcissistic Inclination to Co-opt Tragedy,…
It was a photograph of a young woman standing in Moscow's Red Square. The woman was an acquaintance of writing, the 30-year-old photo. She had included it in her sub-pile focused on health and lifestyle last week,…
Does anyone beat Bobby Finke in the bullseye?
2022 MEN'S NCAA SWIMMING AND DIVING CHAMPIONSHIPS
florida Bobby Fink is the fastest man in 1650 freestyle history, holding the NCAA, US Open and US record for the event at 14:12.08. He is also the defending NCAA champion in this…
UL Lafayette Online Programs Create New Career Opportunities in Systems Technology and Computing |…
Editor's NoteThis article is brought to you by the University of Louisiana at Lafayette.Online degree…
Why do people fear the cure for the disease of resentment?
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Forgiveness can heal the dangers of resentment. Having started studying forgiveness in 1985, I now have over three decades of experience with many types of injustice, many…
Don’t be fooled by social media “pranksters”
Pranks can cross the line into abuse.
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Social media has given rise to increasingly high stakes in pranks to gain views and money. A series of 'prank' videos posted on a…
Ron Jeremy will undergo psychological tests; criminal case suspended
LOS ANGELES (CNS) - Criminal proceedings against adult film star Ron Jeremy, who faces charges of rape and other charges involving 21 alleged victims, were stayed Thursday after one of his attorneys questioned his mental capacity.Los…
Woke Women’s Studies – Tablet Magazine
I began the research that led to my pioneering work, women and madness, 53 years ago. The book challenged institutional psychiatry, psychology and psychoanalysis. Thus, I was particularly interested in attending the opening panel of…
Three Ways to Harness the Power of Anxiety
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Anxiety is like nuclear energy. Both are extremely powerful forces that have an immense magnitude of effect.
Left without checks and balances, they wreak havoc. Nuclear disasters…
You can perform well even with a traumatic background
Most of us have a preconceived idea of what trauma is and a preconceived idea of what someone with a history of trauma might look like. But because these preconceived notions tend to be limiting and somewhat…
In a timely but unexpected vote, the US Senate opts for permanent DST
A rude awakening in Congress is raising hopes on the West Coast that last weekend's switch from Standard Time to Daylight Savings Time could be the second-to-last time we go through the boring ritual of time switching. 'clock. After…
5Strands Affordable Testing Appoints Co-Founder Austin Collins CEO, CMO
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5Strands Affordable Testing, Georgia's leader in bioresonance technology, a safe, non-invasive form of assessing energy alignments in the body, to help identify…
SIUE Adds Pioneering Synchronous Online Masters in Exercise and Sports Psychology
The Southern Illinois University Edwardsville School of Education, Health and Human Behavior offers a fully online synchronous option for students seeking a master's degree in kinesiology with a specialization in exercise and sports…
Professor Emeritus of Vale John Ross
Emeritus Professor John Ross died peacefully at Montgomery House in Perth on March 12, 2022.
The University of Western Australia sends its condolences to the Ross family. Professor Simon Farrell, Director of the School of Psychological…
Sodexo launches two new innovative benefit packages
Sodexo Romania, market leader in the sector of extra-salary benefits and rewards services to improve the quality of life of employees, launches two new innovative packages of extra-salary benefits: Gusto Pass Plus by Sanatate and Gusto…
The chaotic brilliance of Rishabh Pant | Sports News, The Indian Express
Unlike most batsmen, Rishabh Pant rarely shades between balls. On the contrary, he surveys the terrain, like a sentry posted in an outpost to sniff out danger. Except that Pant does not seek to defuse a threat, but to create some. He…
A cognitive bias that could trigger a nuclear war
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Intelligence officers, especially analysts who prepare reports and assessments, are learning that one of the greatest dangers they face comes not from external actors, such…
DEWITT BALDWIN Obituary (2022) – New York, NY
BALDWIN - DeWitt C., Jr. Physician-educator and former College President. Born July 19, 1922 in Bangor, ME. DeWitt C. Baldwin Jr., MD, Sc.D. (hon.), DHL (hon.), a long-time advocate and activist for humanism and professionalism in…
Dave Boling: March Madness Psychology Suggests Gonzaga Will Survive And Progress By Focusing On…
Today, a treatise on the psychology of madness.March Madness, in particular.It's a time of strange…
Do you have long COVID? Exercise can help
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Post-acute sequelae of COVID-19 (PASC) - also called long COVID – can trigger a chronic hyperinflammatory state, immune system dysregulation, brain fog, and psychological distress.…
Breaking Bad – A new study delves into the psychological root of unhealthy habits
At the root of bad habits are negative beliefs, feelings and experiences.
If you want to curb unhealthy behavior, you must first understand why you are…
David Regester Obituary (1941 – 2022) – Grand Haven, MI
David Chalmers Regester passed away peacefully on February 23, 2022 at Mercy Hospital in Muskegon, Michigan with his loving family by his side. Son of Reverend Samuel D. Regester and Svea Pearl Regester, David was born on December 28, 1941…
New window system enables long-term studies of brain activity
Bilal Haider studies how several areas of the brain work together for visual perception. This could help researchers understand whether "traffic jams" of neural activity underlie all sorts of visual impairments: from running a red light…
UC Santa Cruz implements a strategic plan for internationalization
In support of a campus-wide effort to build and strengthen global relationships, UC Santa Cruz will adopt and implement a new internationalization strategic plan.
The Strategic Plan for Internationalization (SPI) and corresponding…
Face-to-face interaction enhances learning and innovation
Whether virtual or in-person learning is better may be the wrong question.
New psychology research from Cornell reveals that sitting face-to-face, rather than shoulder-to-shoulder, enhances learning and innovation, even when we're…
Golden Gate Express | Project Rebound offers students a 12-unit certificate program
SF State is one of 14 state universities in California to offer Project Rebound – a program that offers a degree to formerly incarcerated individuals. SF State is also the first four-year university to offer a certificate program for…