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Typos in your online dating profile can make you seem less attractive, study finds
New study provides insight into the sexual dysfunctions experienced by transgender individuals
Meta-analysis of 28 studies finds men’s written humor output tends to be funnier than women’s
Rocket attacks have a surprising effect on the relationship between self-criticism and depression in Israeli teens
New psychology research uncovers power-related motives behind men’s objectification of women

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Ahead of Myself
By Steve Andreas, MA Estimated reading time: 3 minutes, 51 seconds. Cathy was a 55–year-old single client of a colleague. Her initial complaint was that, although she was very competent in her work, she repeatedly raged at her boss and at co- workers. It soon emerged that she had a history of sexual abuse from her […]
Dancing With Jennifer, Dancing With Beth
by Lori Greenleaf, Ph.D., MFT Estimated reading time: 3 minutes, 28 seconds. Dr. Jim, a sweet-faced, middle-aged man, arrived, referred for treatment of anxiety by a previous hypnosis patient. When I ask him what form the anxiety takes, he says he is a good doctor with a healthy practice, confident in his skills and in his […]
Verbal Implication
By Steve Andreas, MA Estimated reading time: 4 minutes, 22 seconds. Implication is one of the most common ways that we unconsciously make meaning out of events in everyday life. A speaker’s statement implies something that the listener infers. Erickson used implication extensively and deliberately, as shown in the following examples (some paraphrased) with the implication […]
Play as Therapeutic Metaphors Ericksonian Play Therapy
by Hideo Tsugawa Estimated reading time: 7 minutes, 34 seconds. Editor’s Note: The following is a summary and English translation of an award-winning article published in Japan: Tsuawa. (2000). Play as therapeutic metaphors: Ericksonian play therapy. The Japanese Journal of Brief Psychotherapy, 9, 18-38. “Why are children born? They might be born to play. They might […]
Impact Therapy Another Ericksonian Influence
by Danie Beaulieu, Ph.D. Estimated reading time: 3 minutes, 33 seconds. Impact Therapy is an approach that is growing in popularity both in the United States and Canada. The founder, Ed Jacobs, Ph.D., professor at West Virginia University, has already written three books on the subject (Jacobs, 1988, 1992, 1995). The creativity and dynamism emerging from […]

Reddit / Cognitive Science

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The Effects on Your Brain Being Kept Alive in a Jar.
How memory works: Contextual-binding theory explains recency, context-dependent memory, distributed learning, and benefits of rest on memory

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