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The Naked Truth is a blog intended to help us all live more fulfilling lives by confronting our self-deception. No sugar-coating. No coddling. Just the honest reflection of you standing naked in front of a mirror. You can read it here or on Psychology Today.
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Five ethical issues and recommendations for psychologists working in the media. The world is consuming and interacting with the media at increasingly high rates. According to Statistica, in 2017, Americans spent an average of over 12 hours a day (721 minutes) engaging with the media. Specifically, television...
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“You will be surprised what they will believe.” -Stonekeeper, Smallfoot (2018) As the mother of two small children, I see a lot of kid’s movies. Some have meaningful take-home messages, whereas others are purely entertaining without a meaningful lesson. Recently, I...
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Understanding the warning signs and steps to intervene can save a life. Photo Credit: @Bourdain Anthony Bourdain. Kate Spade. Robin Williams. Chester Bennington. Chris Cornell. In the last year, a number of very public deaths have brought the topic of suicide to...
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Seven questions to answer as you confront death and embrace life. Some of the biggest lies we tell ourselves center around the subject of death. We may avoid thinking about mortality by refusing to write a will. We may have no idea...
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Lies, lies, lies. Claims of fake news and lying have dominated the media in 2017. In response, Dr. Cortney S. Warren launches the redesign of www.ChooseHonesty.com to provide the public with more relevant and easy-to-find information about how to be more honest...
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How do people become mass shooters? Self-Deception plays a critical role. Las Vegas has experienced the most deadly mass-shooting in modern US history. 58 dead. More than 500 wounded. Thousands traumatized. The world watching and congregating in support. Unfortunately, mass shooting sprees are...
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Photo Credit: Pixabay Substance abuse, particularly the use of opioids, is now an epidemic in the United States. For most addicts, self-deception is the biggest obstacle to wellness. Because you can’t change something you can’t admit. This guest blog, written by Constance Ray...
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Pixabay http://ow.ly/5KSb30cz8bJ Navigating Social Media Interaction after a Breakup Twitter. Instagram. Facebook. Snapchat. Tinder. LinkedIn. Social media is everywhere. According to the most recent 2016 Neilsen data, adult Americans spend an average of 25 hours a week using some form of media....
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