If You Died Alone, Would Your Cat or Dog Eat You?
Exploring the psychological and behavioral aspects of pets, particularly dogs and cats, in relation to their potential response to a deceased owner.
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The Person-System Fallacy
Exploring the challenge of balancing focus on systemic issues and individual treatment in psychology, highlighting the importance of both for effective change.
Don't Be Too Smart for Awe
Exploring the psychological impact of awe on personal growth and its potential in reshaping business strategies for a more humane capitalism.
Babies, Screen Time, and Developmental Delays
Explore the correlation between early screen time exposure and developmental delays in babies, informed by 50 years of research on media's impact on children's behavior.
HIPAA Compliance After a Patient Dies
Exploring the implications of HIPAA compliance for mental health professionals after a patient's death, emphasizing the importance of confidentiality and trust.
The Nature and Nurture of Morality
Exploring how nature and nurture shape our moral frameworks, from genetic predispositions to environmental influences, and the implications for understanding human development.
Why Do We Change the Clocks Twice a Year?
Exploring the reasons behind changing clocks twice a year, its impact on health, traffic safety, and crime rates.
How a Puppy Whines Affects Their Mother's Behavior
Explore the intriguing relationship between a puppy's whines and their mother's response, highlighting how specific vocalizations influence maternal care.
Free Speech and Thought on Campus
Exploring the importance of free speech and thought on campus, focusing on their psychological impact within the academic environment.
How to Cheat Without Being a Cheater
Exploring the psychological mechanisms behind our tendency to cheat while maintaining a positive self-image, discussing the role of selfishness, strategic thinking, and motivated reasoning in moral behavior.