AI’s Search for Meaning | Psychology Today

AI’s Search for Meaning | Psychology Today

Viktor Frankl’s Man’s Search for Meaning is a powerful expression of and for humanity. It’s not simply a classic of psychology or a memoir of survival. It’s built upon a deeper authority... Read more »
Holding Inspired Authority | Psychology Today

Holding Inspired Authority | Psychology Today

We occasionally talk about someone holding authority abusively, and almost never ask how authority can be held effectively and creatively. There is little consideration of how to optimize the exercise of authority.... Read more »
The Lone Twin | Psychology Today

The Lone Twin | Psychology Today

Twins of differing ages, from infants and children to adults, experience the loss of their twin in different ways. But always, no matter what, this is a devastating, highly sensitive and traumatic... Read more »
Multi-Determinism in Eating Disorders | Psychology Today

Multi-Determinism in Eating Disorders | Psychology Today

Psychodynamic theory asserts that symptoms do not happen by chance; symptoms are determined by contributing forces, including early childhood experiences, repressed sexual and aggressive drives, social, religious, and cultural dictates, and predisposing... Read more »
Cross-Cultural Psychology in Baseball | Psychology Today

Cross-Cultural Psychology in Baseball | Psychology Today

I love watching baseball. I especially love watching baseball across and within different cultures. Despite the sport’s universality—the game itself is played the same way globally—there are notable differences in the behaviors... Read more »
Why We Gossip | Psychology Today

Why We Gossip | Psychology Today

It was his first day on the job, and Rod was anxious at the staff meeting where his boss was about to introduce him. His gaze flitted around the conference room from... Read more »
Empathy and Juvenile Crime | Psychology Today

Empathy and Juvenile Crime | Psychology Today

Empathy, our capacity to feel the inner experience of another, underlies much of our behavior and the choices and decisions we make. It is a more powerful teacher than its cousins, sympathy... Read more »
Understanding Existential Psychology in a Global Context

Understanding Existential Psychology in a Global Context

In my opening address at the first International Conference on Existential Psychology held in Nanjing, China, in 2010, I stated, “Existential psychology began in the West, but it does not belong to... Read more »
Time to Sheep | Psychology Today

Time to Sheep | Psychology Today

“Time to sheep” may be the best metric that I’ve heard of for measuring the livability of a city. For a real outdoorsy person, the exact number of minutes it takes from... 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 »
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