Online roulette has gained significant popularity in Croatia, attracting a wide range of players who enjoy the thrill and challenge of this classic game. But beyond the spinning wheel and betting strategies... Read more »
How do you boost intimacy? You find out what the two of you already know about each other and what you already know how to do—and do it better and more often.... Read more »
This blog post is cross-posted from APA’s Psych Learning Curve, a blog run by APA’s Education Directorate where psychology and education connect. By Julia Golubovich, PhD We continue our exploration of the... Read more »
Autobiographical memories (AMs) are personal memories of specific events from one’s life. Depression is associated with impaired ability to access detailed positive AMs, hindering their use for emotion regulation. Deliberately recalling positive... Read more »
Abimbola (Abi) Tschetter (MAPP ’22) is a business writer, editor, and marketing
consultant based north of Seattle on Whidbey Island. She is an assistant instructor in the University of
Pennsylvania Master... Read more »
Have you ever felt like you’re being judged for skipping the gym or grabbing fast food instead of a salad? That’s healthism in action. It’s this idea that being “healthy” isn’t just... Read more »
By Iva GreyWolf, PhD, and Charlotte McCloskey, PhD As Native American psychologists, we appreciate the opportunity to share little known information about our communities of origin with our fellow psychologists. We are... Read more »
Discriminant validity, also known as divergent validity, is the extent to which a measure does not correlate strongly with measures of different, unrelated constructs. Here, a construct is a behavior, attitude, or concept, particularly... Read more »
Frawn Morgan, MAPP ’17, followed a 4-decade career in real estate development
and institutional finance with education, research, and writing on how to raise well-being in
working mothers. Her doctoral... Read more »
The American Psychological Association states: “Misinformation is false or inaccurate information—getting the facts wrong. Disinformation is false information which is deliberately intended to mislead—intentionally misstating the facts” and adds, “By providing valuable... Read more »