Force Logic: A New Symbolic Logic to Enhance CBT

Force Logic: A New Symbolic Logic to Enhance CBT

Standard treatments of cognitive-behavior therapy (CBT) rely primarily on truth-functional logic to help clients overcome their irrational thinking. Thus, the client learns to avoid overgeneralizations (“My partner is always complaining”) and false... Read more »
Getting Older Can Mean Your Personality Is Getting Better

Getting Older Can Mean Your Personality Is Getting Better

Wish you could change, but think you’re too old? You’ll be happy to know that a growing body of research shows the continued evolution of personality across the decades of adulthood. What’s... Read more »
Why Self-Care Feels Wrong When You’re a Perfectionist

Why Self-Care Feels Wrong When You’re a Perfectionist

Perfectionists are often more concerned with goals and accomplishments than with their own well-being. Sometimes, we’re so busy trying to please people, avoid criticism, and prove we’re “good enough” that we don’t... Read more »
Why Suppressing What You Feel Makes You a Worse Leader

Why Suppressing What You Feel Makes You a Worse Leader

Many organizational leaders use a performance strategy that’s working against them while they take pride in it. It looks like calm under pressure, like a steady hand. It looks like exactly what... Read more »
People Prefer the Truth on Social Media

People Prefer the Truth on Social Media

There is a lot of concern about the impact of social media on the kind of information that people encounter that shapes their beliefs about the world. Misinformation about science and politics... Read more »
The Gatekeepers of Love in Romantic Relationship

The Gatekeepers of Love in Romantic Relationship

There is a quiet paradox at the heart of romantic love. One that touches nearly every intimate relationship, no matter how loving, intelligent, or well-intentioned the partners may be. We all long... Read more »
What I Learned From Being Catfished

What I Learned From Being Catfished

The email came in early Wednesday morning. I was in one of those brittle creative moods where every unfinished project seemed gathered around my desk like creditors. I had been checking sales... Read more »
When Exhaustion Becomes a Character Flaw

When Exhaustion Becomes a Character Flaw

You wake up exhausted. You glance at the clock and realize the meeting you were supposed to be at started 15 minutes ago. Instantly, shame floods in. You imagine what your coworkers... Read more »
The Psychology of Patience: Think Slow to Win Fast

The Psychology of Patience: Think Slow to Win Fast

The most expensive mistake we make isn’t moving too slowly. We move before we’re ready. We’ve confused speed with strength or competence for so long that we’ve forgotten the difference. It’s why... Read more »
How We Make Use of Our Inner Worlds

How We Make Use of Our Inner Worlds

Imagine you are in the cockpit of your mind, with an array of controls and displays around you. Close your eyes, and let the mental imagery coalesce and materialize. Now erase the... Read more »
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