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Dr George Simon, PhD has published the following articles at Psychology, Philosophy and Real Life.

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Surviving a Manipulator: It’s Like Getting Whiplash

By Dr George Simon, PhD |

Just as healing physical whiplash requires avoiding activities that might inflame the affected tissues, getting over an encounter with a manipulator requires avoiding self-reproach and learning to ascribe responsibility where it truly belongs.

The End of Civil Discourse?

By Dr George Simon, PhD |

There’s no shortage of discourse and debate out there right now, but what happened to keeping it civil? All too often, what passes for debate on politics or the economy or the environment is little more than a steady stream of sensationalistic attacks and unreasoned cajoling.

Pain and Suffering: Is It All in Your Head?

By Dr George Simon, PhD |

Pain is pain, regardless of the type or source. Even on a neurological level, emotional heartache can be every bit as painful as touching a hot stove.

Free Will: Just How Free to Make Choices Are We?

By Dr George Simon, PhD |

Quite apart from the question of whether human beings in a deterministic world can be said to be free — and what that means for moral responsibility — the idea remains that we all have it within us to be more than just a slave to our fears and desires.

Just What is Psychology Anyway?

By Dr George Simon, PhD |

Ever tried to define psychology? You might find that such a task is not as simple or as easy as it might seem at first. And that might just be because the field of psychology is an ever-evolving discipline.

Sheen, Madoff and Celebrity Psychology: Character Does Matter

By Dr George Simon, PhD |

Charlie Sheen and Bernie Madoff are just two of the latest examples showing that yes, character really does matter. As I state in the title of one of my books, character disturbance is the phenomenon of our age.

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