Psychology

This issue discusses cyberbullying and answers a question about a type called doxing. Included is a review of the book Cyber bullying Introducing Issues with Opposing Viewpoints by Lauri S. Scherer.

Hidden and unaddressed parental Narcissistic Personality Disorder in custody courts hurts children and dupes judges.

The cognitive science of religion tries to understand the psychology of religious belief and behavior. This article summarizes important research and findings.

In recent years, there has been in increase in the number of young people who complete or attempt suicide. This alarming rise in adolescent suicides have prompted many people from parents, to teachers to the government to become proactive in the race to save our youth.

When your brain goes blank, it temporarily interrupts your ability to perform. Take control of that foggy feeling in your head by employing five practical steps to combat and prevent blank brain.

"Emerging Adult” is now recognized as a life-stage occurring after the teen-aged years and before full adulthood. What are the characteristics, problems, and advantages of these years?

A comprehensive look at the psychology of conspiracy theorists. Ten traits are identified as important for explaining why people believe conspiracy theories.

Physical illness commonly takes a toll on an individual’s physical self. However many do not realize that it is possible for those physical illnesses to mentally affect individuals.

Andrew Solomon in The Noonday Demon: An Atlas of Depression has composed an eye-opening and comprehensive resource on depression.

When people think their lives are not going so well they often think things were better in some ill-defined past, but this is an illusion.

The INTJ women is the most unique woman of all types when it comes to Myers-Briggs. Learning what makes her tick and how to get close to her takes some expertise.

The use of IQ tests to prove that immigrants and minorities were inferior to the white majority is discussed. The roles of Binet, Terman, Goddard and Yerkes in the Eugenics Movement are considered.

Understanding the nature of what propels us forward, intensity of effort, and how to get where we want to be.

Circumstances more than character or personality influence and determine human behavior. An explanation of why people sometimes do things that are out of character.

Stages of life from birth to death.

A brief discussion and history of colors outside the spectrum we see every day.