#Psychology

Seth Cotlar

SethCotlar

Object permanence is the understanding that objects continue to exist even when they cannot be seen or sensed in any way. This is a fundamental concept in the field of

Fionna O'Leary, 🕯🇪🇺

fascinatorfun

Terrible fact. NHS workers, pre pandemic, were 2-5 times more likely to take their own lives than the general population and post first surge studies show that the understandable stresses

Austin Johnson

johnsonaustinh

The person described in Rekers & Lovaas was a real kid who was alive and beautiful and vibrant, and who was treated with contempt by people in power. That is

c0ldcoffee

johnycheesecake

Found out cuc let go of atleast 10 professors, specifically professors that support the LGBTQ+ community and or professors who they suspected were part of the community. I'm so digusted

Andrew Rea

andrew__rea

This year I've read 133 books. I wanted to read books more consistently. To build a better reading habit.Here are my 10 lessons learned. (thread) 1. Quit books that suckMaybe

Frisco Uplink

_danilo

favorite TikToks1. 2.“You expect folks to resist oppression being nice?!” 3.Gen Z studying relevant history 4.The paradox of tolerance@/fatraco0n is 1000% going to be an enormous star 5.so is @/lonnieiiv

Syreeta Nolan

nolan_syreeta

Imagine a mental health field that doesn’t center on the DSM diagnoses where people could preventively see a psychologist annually and a neuropsychologist every three years, both covered with $0

For Your Safety

ADUK2019

@TaviAndPort @NHS foundation seems to be ideologically captured. We know about GIDS. But lets see what else they get up to with taxpayers money. Are they admitting here they

newthoughtcrime

newthoughtcrime

i wonder how many people advocating for paediatric transition have ever had a conversation with a small child. genuinely. the idea that children have an innate understanding of their gender

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btsxtherapy

This has been bothering me a lot since yesterday since there has been a lot of talk about Yoongi's journey, his pain & what he has gone through, why he

elle

ellecukur

cumali has always been a complex multi-layered character whose world has been shaped by his parents since childhood. as the eldest son, he was raised to believe and obey whatever

Iris van Rooij 💭

IrisVanRooij

Now (re)reading: "How computational modeling can force theory building in psychological," by @o_guest and @andrea_e_martin (2020/in press, Perspectives on Psychological Science). https://psyarxiv.com/rybh9/ 1/n "The in

Chuma Owuamalam

Chuma_Owuam

Reminder: Frontiers in Psychology is able to offer publication fee waivers for up to 20 papers accepted to this issue. So please do not let cost considerations deter you from

Thomas Zimmer

tzimmer_history

It was not a coincidence that "polarization" started when one party decided to break with this white elite consensus and support the civil rights legislation of the 60s. 11/ In

Mary Fernandes

MaryACFernandes

I will say that I never felt the type of anxiety that impeded my functioning or caused physical health issues....until #gradschool. So much about grad school/academic culture needs to change.

Rebecca Sear

RebeccaSear

Fantastic special issue on 'Current debates in human life history research', thanks to editors @wfrankenhuis1 & @danielnettle, under Deb Lieberman's leadership of Evolution & Human Behaviorhttps://www.sciencedirect.com/s

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