Learning Abundance, Teaching Abundance
One of the secrets of parenting is that we’re always teaching our children, whether we mean to or not. Our own experience with scarcity can influence our children in ways we don’t intend.
Psychology, Philosophy and Real Life Articles in 2013, Page 5
Psychology, Philosophy and Real Life published the following articles in 2013.
Loving a Good Scandal: A New Look at Race, Gender and Power
Through its unique depiction of race, gender, power and relationships, the television show Scandal turns the usual stereotypes on their heads and shows us just how much power corrupts.
Joining the Coffee Clique
Is there an invisible line separating coffee drinkers from everyone else? Sound preposterous? I used to think so.
MyTherapist: Premium Domain Name Up for Grabs
With each of the practitioners on our separate online therapy site moving on in their own directions, we’ve decided to sell the domain MyTherapist.com. Give us a shout if you’d like to make this 16-year-old domain name your own.
Cyberbullying: When Meanness Goes Online
The scourge of bullying is an ever-present danger, and has spread to the social media. Society needs to acknowledge this and address it.
Evidence Points to Proteins in Age-Related Memory Loss
Studies on mice reveal a link between decreased production of a particular protein and memory problems. That’s according to research at Columbia University which offers hope for progress in our understanding of age-related cognitive decline in humans.
Is the Idea of “Bullshit Jobs” Bullshit?
Are our jobs really becoming increasingly meaningless and irrelevant? If so, why is it happening?