Racism Is Not Innate | Psychology Today

Racism Is Not Innate | Psychology Today

Sadly, there are signs that racism is increasing across the world. Research from Europe and Australia in recent years has found a rise in the number of people experiencing racism. Reports from... Read more »
Consistency Over Improvement | Psychology Today

Consistency Over Improvement | Psychology Today

I ran my first half marathon when I was twenty-seven. My pace was a little over twelve minutes per mile, and I was among the last finishers, but I didn’t care. I... Read more »
The Sleep Thief | Psychology Today

The Sleep Thief | Psychology Today

When Shakespeare wrote “To sleep, perchance to dream,” was he thinking wishfully? Remember when you could sleep anywhere, anytime? Your head hit the pillow and you were out until morning. Seems those... Read more »
The Many Downsides of the Psychology Behind Babifying Animals

The Many Downsides of the Psychology Behind Babifying Animals

A very common practice for making nonhuman animals (animals) more appealing or selling various products is to infantilize them by representing them as “cute” big-eyed, round-faced, bobble-headed objects or commodities. In this... Read more »
Don’t Kill Spotted Lanternflies | Psychology Today

Don’t Kill Spotted Lanternflies | Psychology Today

This year in D.C., when so much has felt existential and out of our control, a clear, actionable way to care for the planet has emerged: kill spotted lanternflies. The ecological case... Read more »
Stop Enabling Passive Aggression | Psychology Today

Stop Enabling Passive Aggression | Psychology Today

Passive-aggressive tendencies are disruptive, embittering, and capable of producing significant self-doubt and insecurity. Typically, individuals resort to these behaviors to avoid confrontation or hide their own feelings of anger and resentment. When... Read more »
My Life in Numbers | Psychology Today

My Life in Numbers | Psychology Today

Countless numbers come together to create the richness and depth of my life. Interestingly, as I age, the definition of “old” changes. 71: how many birthdays I have enjoyed; 40: how old... Read more »
The Power of Maybe | Psychology Today

The Power of Maybe | Psychology Today

“Maybe is the beginning of all journeys.” — Anonymous We’ve often been told we need to be confident, strong, and bold in our decisions—to say “yes” or “no” quickly and decisively. But... Read more »
The Fear of Differences | Psychology Today

The Fear of Differences | Psychology Today

Have you ever wondered why the sight of a child born male at birth wearing a dress makes adults so uncomfortable? Or why the new family in town that does not attend... Read more »
Dissociation and Chronic Illness | Psychology Today

Dissociation and Chronic Illness | Psychology Today

Living with chronic illness often means living in a body that hurts. The pain can be searing or dull; intermittent or constant; affecting the body as a whole or specific body parts.... Read more »
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