Social Science

Understanding Psychopathy

The word “psychopath,” typically brings to mind names like Ted Bundy and John Gacy. But these examples are extreme. Psychopathic traits are more common than you think. * What Is Psychopathy? * There is much misunderstanding surrounding the term “psychopathy.”…
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Joseph Rhine

E.S.P or Extrasensory Perception is defined as the “ability to perceive in the absence of ordinary sensory information” (Kassin, 2004, p. 123). It basically states that a person may have special powers like telling the future. Many psychologists believe such…
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Loving by Leaving

Letting go of someone you adore is no picnic, however, it can be absolutely neccesary. The human heart and the human brain are complicated and intensely complex. For this reason and this reason alone, we all reach a cross roads…
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Why Humans need Solitude

Two years ago, my husband and I attended a conference put on by the New Horizons Center for Autism and Asperger’s Studies to see Dr. Tony Attwood speak. Dr. Attwood is an Austrailian psychiatrist widely recognized as the foremost authority…
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What is Laziness

Laziness is difficult to define because of its subjective quality. When my brother and I were growing up, my stepfather would always complain about our laziness and the fact that we never did anything. The problem with his reasoning, however,…
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Dreams

There have been many theories and hypotheses over the years concerning dream formation and what these colorful yet confusing mini-movies truly mean. While Freud deemed dreams the products of unconscious conflicts and the pleasure principle, modern psychotherapy has moved away…
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