Dr Greg Mulhauser, Managing Editor has published the following articles at Psychology, Philosophy and Real Life.
Informal research reveals a growing quantity of material that is ‘pro anorexia’ on Xanga, on other community portals and discussion forums, and across the web. A significant group of people would specifically like to learn how to be anorexic. This article explores the pro anorexia phenomenon from a therapeutic perspective, emphasizing fundamental respect for the individual and his or her choices. (Originally published October 2004.)
In case you thought there was little to separate the two leading candidates for the Presidency of the United States, just consider them in terms of psychology of leadership: the two are as different as night and day. (Originally published October 2004.)
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Along with leading international figures such as Roger Penrose, Greg Chaitin and Galen Strawson, Managing Editor Greg Mulhauser appeared in the two-part Channel 4 film Soul Searching in September 2003.
Reactions to the publication of photos showing Iraqi prisoners being abused by coalition soldiers can be viewed from the perspective of national self concept — and of a missed opportunity to reflect on what it means to be human. A companion article on Human Behaviour in Experiments and the Iraq Prison Photos explores common features of human behaviour in prison-type environments. (Originally published September 2004.)
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