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The Papageno Effect: Responsible Reporting of Suicide
Have you ever wondered how many young people die from committing suicide? As a matter of fact, in the US, in 2020, the ...
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The Different Kinds of Avoidance Behaviors
As a child, you spent a good part of your time avoiding countless situations, stimuli, and experiences. After all, the world is a ...
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I Was Fired for Having Depression
Three years ago, my life was very different. At eight o’clock every morning, I took the car to go to work for a ...
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Hypnagogia: Inspirational Naps, A Key to Dali’s Creativity?
Hypnagogia, otherwise known as phantasmata or a half-dream state was famously used by Salvador Dali to enhance his creativity. He wasn’t the only ...
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Forced Empathy: A Powerful Tool of Negotiation
One of our biggest coexistence problems is the inability to put ourselves in the place of others. In effect, as a society, we’re ...
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Atypical Anorexia Nervosa
Anorexia is usually linked with extreme thinness. Since this is its most striking symptom, we might assume that it’s the basis of the ...
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Self-Denial: An Exercise in Tolerating Frustration
It might seem strange to talk about self-denial in a world devoted to immediate gratification. Moreover, you might wonder what the point is ...
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Relationship Science: The Study of Interpersonal Relationships
We often see human relationships as ethereal and spiritual. Indeed, elements like affinity, affection, loyalty, and romance seem too abstract to be measured ...
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Goblin Mode: The 2022 Oxford Word of the Year
How have you been feeling recently? Have you found yourself veering from feelings of frustration to exhaustion? Do you sometimes have an almost ...
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Some Curious Facts About Traveling
Many curious travel experiences remain in the suitcases or backpacks of the most intrepid travelers. However, they’re the kinds of stories that often ...



















