Issues With Autistic Camouflaging Research

Issues With Autistic Camouflaging Research

A massive new critical review has taken a deep dive into over 300 studies to see if we truly understand the phenomenon of autistic camouflaging (or “masking”). The authors found that while... Read more »
Speaking Up at Work: The Price for Rocking the Boat

Speaking Up at Work: The Price for Rocking the Boat

To speak up at work is an act of courage that just might cost you. Such sharing may take the form of whistleblowing, defined as “the disclosure by organization members (former or... Read more »
Making Autism Research More Inclusive for Everyone

Making Autism Research More Inclusive for Everyone

When it comes to autism research, we often only hear from those who can most easily navigate the academic world. This leaves those with the highest support needs on the outside looking... Read more »
Why Behaviour Change Is So Hard to Do

Why Behaviour Change Is So Hard to Do

How many times have we made resolutions to adopt healthier habits or vowed to never engage in unhelpful ones ever again, only to chastise ourselves for failing? Then the waves of guilt... Read more »
Prediction, Survival, and the Origins of Feeling

Prediction, Survival, and the Origins of Feeling

Have you ever walked into a dark room, flipped the light switch—and nothing happened? That jolt of confusion reflects your brain’s predictive model colliding with unexpected input. In that split second, you... Read more »
Addicted to Love? | Psychology Today

Addicted to Love? | Psychology Today

Stories are powerful things! For millennia, human beings have been listening, learning, and sharing stories that help make sense of the world. Storytelling is foundational to our understanding of our world, ourselves,... Read more »
Hope in Hostage-Taking and Kidnapping Incidents

Hope in Hostage-Taking and Kidnapping Incidents

“It was [multiple] years of them being held hostage — wrongful detention, kidnapping, whatever you want to call it. It was pretty much a nightmare, and I’m glad it’s behind us. The... Read more »
The Secret to Resilience | Psychology Today

The Secret to Resilience | Psychology Today

We all experience some adversity in life, but what makes some of us better able to walk away from trauma and suffering seemingly unscathed? Resilience defines our ability to resist adverse outcomes... Read more »
The Power of Happenstance in Consumer Experiences

The Power of Happenstance in Consumer Experiences

As Forest Gump’s Mom used to say, “Life is like a box of chocolates. You never know what you’re going to get”. She’s right, of course: Life can be random and unpredictable.... Read more »
When Tyranny Falls | Psychology Today

When Tyranny Falls | Psychology Today

In Book IX of the Politeia (commonly mistranslated as “The Republic”), Plato describes the tyrannical constitution as the most disordered form of governance in both cities and psyches. The tyrant rules by... Read more »
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