Diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) programs have become a divisive topic in today’s workplaces. Some don’t see DEI’s applicability; some see it as “reverse discrimination“; and some see it as essential for... Read more »
Trust is a risky business, a “calculated exposure” to the behaviors and influence of another (Hancock et al., 2011). Yet, as Hobbes (1651) contended, trust is one of the essential ingredients that... Read more »
Known for being quick to anger and having limited patience, Edie has always been described as easily irritable by her friends and family. Small inconveniences at work—like delays in email responses or... Read more »
Have you ever wondered where most people get their dog from? In the US, roughly 2 million dogs are adopted from shelter and rescue every year according to the ASPCA. A survey... Read more »
While autistic people can make and maintain healthy friendships with others, many autistic people report that they have had bad experiences with toxic friends. It’s not that autistic people are inherently more... Read more »
Source: Sammy-Sander/Pixabay This post is part one of a two-part series. Did the United States government fake the moon landing in a Hollywood studio? Was the COVID-19 pandemic just a hoax and... Read more »
Imagine meeting someone online who seems perfect—their photos are stunning, their personality matches yours, and the conversation just flows. But then, you find out they’re not who they said they were. This... Read more »
Sandra never imagined how much it would hurt to see someone mistreat her child simply because of the color of his skin. As a white mother of a Latino son, Sandra has... Read more »
Autistic people often form intense friendships characterized by deep emotional investment and frequent communication. These relationships typically develop from a genuine desire for meaningful social connections, with intensity arising from both the... Read more »