Psychology Magazine

Paperblog Editor's Pick

• Some Ideas for Psychiatrists

  

  Dear Psychiatrist,It would be great if you refrained from judging your patients instead of giving them the feeling that you are judging them? Read more

  The 31 July 2013 by   Gran13
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• Alcoholism: Disease, Addiction, Or Both?

  I spent more than half of my life living with Alcoholism. No, not me personally but as a child, my Father was a “functioning” Alcoholic. My first love was an... Read more

  The 26 July 2013 by   Bren
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• What is the Real Truth

  

  Sophie has decided one week out of HSC trials, her subject choice is all wrong. Art/writing/animation has been on her TO DO list for many years. Read more

  The 24 July 2013 by   Survivingana
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• Patterns in Psychological Research

  

  Much, almost all psychological research has been conducted on students. It is for university professors the easiest way: students are at hand, no travels and... Read more

  The 22 July 2013 by   Thinkibility
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• Are You Really Vegetarian

  

  One of the main idiosyncrasies of eating disorders is the sudden claim to eating healthy. Suddenly your child has decided they are vegetarian, gluten-free,... Read more

  The 17 July 2013 by   Survivingana
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• Selfie Use Or Abuse? Take the Quiz.

  

  My last post, Making Sense of Selfies, generated some interesting and spirited comments.  Some were for and some against, but none neutral.  For better or for... Read more

  The 12 July 2013 by   Drpamelarutledge
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• Making Sense of 'Selfies'

  

  We are awash in selfies. A selfie is a self-generated self-portrait, although calling them a “portrait” is a bit grandiose. Selfies are those pictures you take... Read more

  The 08 July 2013 by   Drpamelarutledge
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• Want to See the Metadata on Yourself (like the NSA Already Has)??

  

  Intrigued by two recent articles by Lapidos and Chen, I've taken myself to the MIT media program called "Immersion". "... it only works with Gmail and you have... Read more

  The 08 July 2013 by   Deric Bownds
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• Grounded Vs. Embodied Cognition: a (hopefully Uncontentious) Note on Terminology

  

  Our Frontiers paper made the case that embodied cognition is, by definition, a fairly radical affair. We argue ...if perception-action couplings and resources... Read more

  The 01 July 2013 by   Andrew D Wilson
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• Don't Call Me Crazy

  

  As you probably know I love a good documentaryEspecially ones about eating disorders and mental healthLast night there was one called 'Don't call me crazy' show... Read more

  The 25 June 2013 by   Rubytuesday
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