Psychology Has a Language Problem, and It Could Hurt Clients
Psychologists' use of technical language can lead to misunderstandings among students and clients, affecting education and clinical outcomes.
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Solo or Group Practice: Which Is Right for You?
Exploring the decision between solo and group practice in the psychological field, addressing motivations, anxieties, and suitability.
What Happens When Blind People Get Vision Correction?
Exploring the psychological and neurological adaptations in individuals with congenital cataracts who receive vision correction in pre-teens, and their journey towards developing visual memory similar to those with sight since birth.
How to Give Advice Your Children Will Listen to and Follow
Discover strategies for giving advice that resonates with your children, considering their personality and fostering autonomy and competency.
You Don't Have to Follow the Same Routines Forever
Explore the advantages of short-term routines in fostering novelty, creativity, and personal growth. Learn how timeboxing can enhance your ability to commit to and follow through on new routines.
How We View the Minds of the Dead
Exploring how different cultures view the minds of the dead through the lens of social psychology, highlighting the influence of dualistic assumptions and cultural beliefs.
Chronic Fatigue Syndrome Has a Bacterial Signature
Discover how specific gut microbes and a pro-inflammatory microbiota are linked to Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (ME/CFS), suggesting chronic systemic inflammation as a root cause and impacting psychological aspects and treatment.
Is Memory Transfer Possible?
Exploring the possibility of memory transfer through the study of planarians and their remarkable ability to retain memories after brain regeneration.
Practice Improves the Potential for Future Plasticity
Exploring how motor skill learning changes brain structure and enhances future learning potential through neuroplasticity.
Animal Creativity Is Linked to Popularity and Personality
Exploring how animal creativity is influenced by popularity and personality, highlighting the role of social behavior and innovation in the animal kingdom.