Every couple I’ve ever worked with has their dark underbelly of behaviors they feel foolish or embarrassed about. Because all intimate relationships have a crisscross symbolic parent/child component, it is impossible for... Read more »
Yes, thematic analysis can be effectively incorporated into mixed methods research. Mixed methods research, characterized by collecting and analyzing both qualitative and quantitative data, seeks a more comprehensive understanding of a research... Read more »
Source: Matthew Sharps In previous posts of the Forensic View and elsewhere (e.g., Sharps, 2022, 2024), we have seen that eyewitness memories of crimes and suspects can be altered after the fact... Read more »
Visual hallucinations are sensory experiences of seeing things that are not physically present. Studying visual hallucinations is crucial because they can significantly impact a person’s quality of life, functioning, and mental health.... Read more »
Gambling and alcohol consumption are prevalent behaviours among Australian youths and young adults, often leading to various social and health-related harms. The “Bets ’n’ Booze” study, conducted in September 2024 by the... Read more »
Autistic individuals might often find themselves stuck in negative thought loops that are difficult to break out of, also known as rumination. Rumination is a type of repetitive thinking that focuses on... Read more »
Source: cottonbro studio / Pexels This post was co-authored by Brandy Black and Maria Socolof, co-founders of siblingsexualtrauma.com and 5WAVES, Inc., a nonprofit devoted to confronting and healing sibling sexual trauma. When... Read more »
Repetitive negative thinking (RNT) in autism involves persistent, intrusive thoughts focused on negative experiences or concerns. This includes rumination, where individuals dwell on past events or problems, and obsessive thinking. For autistic... Read more »
Trusting other people is a complex issue. Confidence in others is necessary for supportive relationships and overall emotional health. We all grapple with whether other people are trustworthy. We also must examine... Read more »
Saavedra, L. M., & Silverman, W. K. (2002). Case study: Disgust and a specific phobia of buttons. Journal of the American Academy of Child & Adolescent Psychiatry, 41(11), 1376-1379. Study Summary Sheet Original Journal... Read more »