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3 Surprising Signs That You’re Emotionally Unavailable
Roxy Zarrabi Psy.D. on May 16, 2024 in Mindful Dating
Think you know the telltale signs that a person is emotionally unavailable? These signs may surprise you and are often overlooked.
Think you know the telltale signs that a person is emotionally unavailable? These signs may surprise you and are often overlooked.
The Often Overlooked Positive Side of Social Media
Sophie H. Janicke-Bowles, Ph.D. on May 16, 2024 in Positive Media Psychology
Discover how social media can foster digital flourishing and inspiration, especially among young adults, despite its challenges.
Discover how social media can foster digital flourishing and inspiration, especially among young adults, despite its challenges.
3 Signs of a Truly ADHD-Compatible Partner
Alise Conner Ph.D. on May 16, 2024 in Authenticity for the Win
What really makes a partner ADHD-friendly? Here’s how to spot a great match.
What really makes a partner ADHD-friendly? Here’s how to spot a great match.
Your Boss Was Fired. Now What?
Robert Kovach Ph.D. on May 16, 2024 in The Psychology of Work
When a boss you like and respect gets fired, it's natural to become stressed. Be prepared for professional change by having resources to help you transition.
When a boss you like and respect gets fired, it's natural to become stressed. Be prepared for professional change by having resources to help you transition.
The Problem With Unconditional Positive Regard
Joseph E. Davis Ph.D. on May 16, 2024 in Our New Discontents
However well-intended, our empathy and support can have a paradoxical effect. We can fail to take others seriously or appreciate their suffering as a response to moral demands.
However well-intended, our empathy and support can have a paradoxical effect. We can fail to take others seriously or appreciate their suffering as a response to moral demands.
Is There an Ideal Size for Human Social Groups?
Frank T. McAndrew Ph.D. on May 16, 2024 in Out of the Ooze
The maximum number of individuals one can maintain any sort of meaningful social relationship with at any given time appears to be about 150. What are the implications of this?
The maximum number of individuals one can maintain any sort of meaningful social relationship with at any given time appears to be about 150. What are the implications of this?
Why an “Everyone Wins” Attitude Is Making Our Children Lose
Megan Shen Ph.D. on May 16, 2024 in How to Grow Hope
Personal Perspective: Protecting children from losing with an "everyone wins" attitude can prevent them from developing resilience.
Personal Perspective: Protecting children from losing with an "everyone wins" attitude can prevent them from developing resilience.
[Communication is ultimately about converging brain states+]
How Two Brains Synchronize in Conversation
Matt Johnson Ph.D. on May 16, 2024 in Mind, Brain, and Value
What enables effective, accurate communication? It comes down to the similarity of two brains during communication, a phenomenon known as neural coupling.
What enables effective, accurate communication? It comes down to the similarity of two brains during communication, a phenomenon known as neural coupling.
Is “Bridgerton” Right to Be Obsessed With Love Matches?
Isabelle Morley Psy.D. on May 16, 2024 in Love Them or Leave Them
"Bridgerton" challenges us to decide if it's preferable to marry for love or security.
"Bridgerton" challenges us to decide if it's preferable to marry for love or security.
What’s Needed in Child/Adolescent and Geriatric Psychiatry
Eugene Rubin M.D., Ph.D. on May 16, 2024 in Demystifying Psychiatry
We face critical shortages of child and adolescent psychiatrists and geriatric psychiatrists. How can we maximize the impact of those already in these subspecialties?
We face critical shortages of child and adolescent psychiatrists and geriatric psychiatrists. How can we maximize the impact of those already in these subspecialties?
Navigating the Mental Health Effects of Partisan News
Amir Levine Ph.D. on May 16, 2024 in Things to Consider
Partisan news can have a deleterious impact on our relationships. Learn effective ways to manage these effects and build bridges to those with different views.
Partisan news can have a deleterious impact on our relationships. Learn effective ways to manage these effects and build bridges to those with different views.
Culinary Medicine for Eating Disorders
Leslie E. Korn Ph.D., MPH, LMHC, ACS, FNTP on May 16, 2024 in Rhythms of Recovery
Culinary medicine helps people make personal decisions about accessing and eating high-quality meals that help prevent and treat disease and restore well-being.
Culinary medicine helps people make personal decisions about accessing and eating high-quality meals that help prevent and treat disease and restore well-being.
Get More Out of Your Teams by Embracing Neurodiversity
Ed Thompson on May 16, 2024 in A Hidden Force
A manager's core responsibility is to maximize the output of their team. This requires embracing their team’s neurodiversity. Those able to do so quickly see the benefits.
A manager's core responsibility is to maximize the output of their team. This requires embracing their team’s neurodiversity. Those able to do so qui
