Psychology Magazine

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• Six Writers Who Battled the Bottle

  

  Book review.In The Trip to Echo Spring: On Writers and Drinking, author Olivia Laing’s stated goal is “to know why writers drink, and what effect this stew of... Read more

  The 26 February 2014 by   Dirkh
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• Boundaries of Light…

  

  Indulge me for a moment? Imagine that inside me there is a bright light shining outward. It glows from deep within me. Imagine now that you have a similar... Read more

  The 26 February 2014 by   Intuitivepsychology
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• Bodily Maps of Emotions.

  

  Nummenmaa and collaborators, from several universities in Finland, propose that our emotions are represented in our somatosensory system as culturally... Read more

  The 23 January 2014 by   Deric Bownds
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• The Social Life of Our Genes - the Devastating Effects of Social Isolation

  

  David Dobbs has done a broad and accessible review of how completely the expression of the genes regulating behavior are controlled by the social milieu,... Read more

  The 13 January 2014 by   Deric Bownds
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• Selfies Can Make Your Life Better

  

  It’s rare to read an article about selfies, Millennials or Facebook without narcissism making an appearance in the first paragraph. No wonder people,... Read more

  The 10 January 2014 by   Drpamelarutledge
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• Group Therapy

  

  As confronting and difficult as it is, getting 3 people in a room to talk about the past, feelings, where things are at the moment for them, is a good thing.Tha... Read more

  The 06 November 2013 by   Survivingana
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• Loneliness

  

  I think that loneliness is a huge challenge, for people who are physically challenged, those who suffer from CP (cerebral palsy) visually challenged people and... Read more

  The 05 November 2013 by   Gran13
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• Myths in Biology: Mendel's Pea Flowers

  

  At P.Z. Myers' blog, Pharyngula, he has a post on the subject of "myths" in biology, using the number of cell types in humans as an example. He cites Stephen J. Read more

  The 04 November 2013 by   Allen_macneill
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• Understanding Adult Bullying

  

  You could be forgiven for thinking that bullying is “something that happens to kids”. After all, that’s how the media portrays it. The theory is that if... Read more

  The 04 November 2013 by   Gbollard
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• Disabilities

  

  Every shop assistant, bank teller, waitress, to name a few, should bear in mind that people with disabilities, along with their families and friends, travel,... Read more

  The 31 October 2013 by   Gran13
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