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These 50+ Illustrations Reveal The Shortcomings Of Modern Society

Written by on June 27, 2019 in Psychology-Psychiatry, Sci-Tech, Technology with 0 Comments
These 50+ Illustrations Reveal The Shortcomings Of Modern Society

By Amanda Froelich | Truth Theory Have you ever looked around yourself and thought, “I’m a puppet, a pawn for those in positions of higher power”? If so, you’re not the first. All around the world, people are waking up to the truth that the societies they live in are not supporting their best interests. You […]

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How People Judge Good From Bad, Moral From Immoral

Written by on October 3, 2018 in Psychology-Psychiatry, Sci-Tech, Science with 0 Comments
How People Judge Good From Bad, Moral From Immoral

 New research sheds light on how people decide whether behavior is good or bad, moral or immoral. The findings could serve as a framework for informing the development of artificial intelligence and other technologies.

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Your Powers of Unconscious Awareness

Written by on September 19, 2018 in Psychology-Psychiatry with 0 Comments
Your Powers of Unconscious Awareness

Studies show that aspects of unconscious awareness provide us with knowledge of what’s about to happen, and the findings might not be what you’d expect. You may have heard of the expression, “women’s intuition,” and thus assumed that women might feel more excited than men about finding their intuitions are proven to be correct–but according to one researcher’s […]

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Can Your Birth Month Affect Your Personality?

Written by on September 17, 2017 in Psychology-Psychiatry, Science with 3 Comments

Can the season that you were born in affect your personality? New research shows that the season you are born has a significant impact on your risk of developing mood disorders. People born at certain times of year may have a greater chance of developing certain types of affective temperaments, which in turn can lead to mood disorders. Read More: Birth season affects your mood in later life

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Opposition Defiant Disorder — Non-Conformity & Anti-Authoritarianism Now Considered an Illness

Written by on August 11, 2017 in Psychology-Psychiatry, Sci-Tech with 68 Comments
Opposition Defiant Disorder — Non-Conformity & Anti-Authoritarianism Now Considered an Illness

Opposition Defiant Disorder is another new “mental illness diagnosis” included in the latest DSM. So are many other things that are simply descriptors of characteristics. Read the list. All have pharmaceutical “solutions”. Where there is non conformity especially deficiencies in “rule-governed behaviour” the answer is to medicate the person into submission. There are now 357 mental illness diagnoses instead of the 130 in 1950. Overdiagnosis and overmedication are now the norm.

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Darwin Was Wrong: Compassion Helped Fuel Human Evolution – NOT Survival of the Fittest

Written by on July 25, 2017 in Psychology-Psychiatry, Sci-Tech, Science with 36 Comments
Darwin Was Wrong: Compassion Helped Fuel Human Evolution – NOT Survival of the Fittest

A new study of early humans has challenged one of the main tenets of Darwin’s evolutionary theory, the idea of the survival of the fittest, by suggesting compassion and the ability to accommodate “defective” members of the community actually played a significant role in how humans developed.

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Is Talking to Yourself Crazy or Helpful?

Written by on July 20, 2017 in Psychology-Psychiatry, Sci-Tech with 11 Comments
Is Talking to Yourself Crazy or Helpful?

Talking to yourself has been proven to help one through difficult tasks, performance. So when you take on something new, talk yourself through it. Hearing yourself say it becomes another form of input and helps you learn in multiple ways.

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Being Open-Minded Literally Changes The Way You See The World, Says New Research

Written by on July 19, 2017 in Psychology-Psychiatry, Sci-Tech, Science with 0 Comments
Being Open-Minded Literally Changes The Way You See The World, Says New Research

Another interesting study from 2015 shows that being open minded can affect a person’s ability to perceive unexpected objects while attention is focused on something else, called “inattentional blindness.”

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Landmark Study Shows Legal Marijuana Sales Reduce Crime

Written by on July 16, 2017 in Psychology-Psychiatry, Sci-Tech, Science with 0 Comments
Landmark Study Shows Legal Marijuana Sales Reduce Crime

The researchers noted that medical marijuana dispensaries actually increase the ‘walkability score’ of a neighborhood which deters criminal activity. What this study illustrates is that Sessions’ policies of bringing back D.A.R.E., continuing to clamp down on pot, and removing state’s rights, would not only be detrimental to fighting the opioid epidemic, but it would also create more crime.

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Researchers Discover The One Trick To Make People Eat More Vegetables

Written by on June 15, 2017 in Psychology-Psychiatry, Sci-Tech, Science with 0 Comments
Researchers Discover The One Trick To Make People Eat More Vegetables

According to the study of 28,000 diners, “labeling vegetables indulgently resulted in 25% more people selecting the vegetable than in the basic condition”.

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Study Reveals Open-Minded People Perceive Reality Differently

Written by on June 6, 2017 in Psychology-Psychiatry, Sci-Tech with 0 Comments
Study Reveals Open-Minded People Perceive Reality Differently

Because openness reflects the tendency to actively explore information and engage with complex possibilities (DeYoung, 2014), people high in openness may also be more likely to experience creative solutions to the incompatible rivalry stimuli.”

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Science Proves What You Suspected: Walking in Nature is Good For Your Mental Health

Written by on April 13, 2017 in Psychology-Psychiatry, Sci-Tech, Science with 0 Comments
Science Proves What You Suspected: Walking in Nature is Good For Your Mental Health

Do not underestimate the power of a walk in the woods: A new study suggests that even a 90- minute stroll in a natural environment can lead to measurable changes in the brain, and may help combat depression.

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Can Depression Be Good for You? Check Out this Psychiatrist’s Take in His Provocative Ted Talk

Written by on April 13, 2017 in Psychology-Psychiatry, Sci-Tech with 0 Comments
Can Depression Be Good for You? Check Out this Psychiatrist’s Take in His Provocative Ted Talk

If you or someone you love suffers from depression, watch this Ted Talk!

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Doing Something Creative Can Boost Your Well-Being

Written by on March 30, 2017 in Psychology-Psychiatry, Sci-Tech, Science with 0 Comments
Doing Something Creative Can Boost Your Well-Being

Researchers discovered that people who were engaged in more creative activities than usual on one day reported increased positive emotion and flourishing the next day.

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When It’s All Done in Love – How We Justify the Lies We Live

Written by on March 11, 2017 in Psychology-Psychiatry, Sci-Tech with 0 Comments
When It’s All Done in Love – How We Justify the Lies We Live

If you’re anything like me you cherish the respect it shows a person has for you when they can trust you enough with dealing with reality as it is. They aren’t taking it upon themselves to give you an altered, watered-down version of it just to protect your feelings. Now, if you outwardly are the type that would rather be on a “need know” basis, then that’s different. Most people, however I believe would rather be informed and treated as if they have the conscious awareness and mental capacity to make sound choices with the truth of the situation at hand. And yes, I am definitely one of those people.

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