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• Love Is Stronger Than Death

  While war includes profound emotional trauma, the ability to lean on supportive relationships and employ adaptive coping strategies can mitigate the long-term negative effects.

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• We Don't Talk Anymore

  Social estrangements famously lead to adverse outcomes. But it gets worse: A single estrangement may well lead to dozens of other estrangements, wreaking havoc on one's world.

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• How Morning Phone Habits Shape Productivity and Well-Being

  Checking your phone while you're still in bed can sabotage your mood and productivity all day long. Try some simple hacks to boost energy and focus.

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• Is Viewing Water Outdoors More Restorative Than Green Spaces?

  Whatever the season, many of us are looking for ways to relax and calm ourselves. Being in nature can help reinvigorate body, mind, and spirit, offering moments of awe, calm, and relaxation.

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• Ageism: The Dumbest Ism of Them All

  Discriminating against our future selves is next-level stupid, celebrating us at our worst and disempowering us at our best. Why we do this to ourselves may surprise you.

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• Death Is a Doorway to Awe

  His brother's death inspired researcher Dacher Keltner to contemplate how awe brings meaning and sacredness into our lives.

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• The Importance of Feeling Respected, Appreciated, and Liked at Work

  If your boss doesn't treat you well, try to build strong relationships with your colleagues. Focus on being respectful, supportive, caring and nice.

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• The Genetics of Divorce

  New research sheds light on the genetic link between psychological disorders and the odds of divorce.

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• A Roadmap to Befriending the Mind

  According to Buddhist psychology, learning to be kind to our inner experience is a key pathway to well-being. An expert in the science of meditation explains how to do it.

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• Does Being Religious Promote Well-Being?

  Religion provides its practitioners with community and a sense of purpose, which promotes psychological health, but non-religious people can find these too.

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• The Paradox of Blackmail

  If it is legal to demand $1,000, and legal to expose your neighbor's affair, why is it illegal to ask for $1,000 in exchange for not exposing his affair? The answer may surprise you.

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• 3 Ways to Cope with Cringe Attacks

  Cringe attacks are visceral reminders of life's most embarrassing moments. Try these techniques to lessen their impact.

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• The Problem of Anxious Parents, Laid Bare in a Dorm Room

  A recent report by the Surgeon General underscored how stressed parents in the United States have become — and dorm room decor appears to symbolize that problem.

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• When the Story Is the Cure

  When facing uncertainty, telling the right story about a treatment can improve the lives of patients.

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• Changing With the Times? Attitudes About Nonparental Care

  Nonparental care is the cultural norm. But is it the preference?

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• The Untold Truth About the Origins of Positive Psychology

  Carl Jung was the original positive psychologist. His ideas about personal growth were decades ahead of their time.

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• Is It Time to Reconnect With an Old Friend?

  Reach out to old friends. They'll probably be happy to hear from you, and you'll both benefit from a broadened social network.

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• A Mental Health Hormone Is Released When Kids Play With Dogs

  Beating "the blues" in children: Playing with a dog causes the release of the mood-elevating and antidepressant hormone oxytocin in children and their pet dogs as well.

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• Partitioning the Rainbow: The Influence of Culture on Color

  The eye can perceive millions of colors, but we struggle to name them. Colors that Westerners perceive as "primary" or pure are seen as mixed in other cultures—and vice-versa.

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• What you need to know before choosing online therapy

  Become an informed consumer of telepsychology services—learn factors to take into account when considering online therapy and explore additional resources.

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• Pros and Cons: Online Therapy vs. Traditional In-Office Therapy

  Online therapy, also known as teletherapy or telehealth, has gained popularity in recent years due to its convenience and accessibility. This matrix compares the pros and cons of online therapy versus traditional in-office therapy across various aspects. Both modalities offer unique benefits and challenges, and the choice between them depends on individual preferences, needs, and circumstances.

  Added by: WWT_Admin | Internal Link | Date: October 2, 2024