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helps people understand important social identities and how they influence us this worksheet focuses on identifying how various cultural and social identities influence us in three dimensions our sense of self how read more share tweet share tumblr reddit read more the education gender gap apa task force looks at how to help boys succeed in school by christopher l heffner psyd phd may 31 2023 the april may 2023 edition of the monitor on psychology the bimonthly magazine of the american psychological association led with a cover story about helping boys and young men succeed in the classroom abrams 2023 the article was introduced with a bold statement at school by almost every metric boys of all ages are doing worse share tweet share tumblr reddit read more doomscrolling the ultimate negative flow state and four ways to counter it by christopher l heffner psyd phd november 26 2022 first a little psychology i ve written before about social media use and how it can be both helpful and harmful the article is social media reflecting our pathology or adding to it concluded that social media does both the trick to making social media a positive experience is understanding how their algorithms work the first share tweet share tumblr reddit read more four resilience skills to counter depression and unhealthy stress by christopher l heffner psyd phd august 30 2022 stress is good stress can be bad but it can also be good and even when it is bad it can still be good let me explain while we typically think of stress as a negative there is a type of stress called eustress that is considered positive and healthy eustress is the stress we share tweet share tumblr reddit read more mapping people s perceptions of extreme weather in the us by neil petersen july 30 2020 by this point meteorologists have collected enough information to build detailed maps of weather across the united states but a team of researchers in oklahoma and tennessee have suggested a new kind of map that tracks what people think the weather is like in different parts of the country the researchers were especially interested in share tweet share tumblr reddit read more a magic trick that shows how unconscious cues can influence our choices by neil petersen july 14 2020 think of a card any card i can tell you what card it s probably not it s probably not the three of diamonds after all there s just a 1 in 52 chance that you d pick that card and in an experiment that was part of a recent study by researchers in the uk none of the share tweet share tumblr reddit read more how different types of tv viewing relate to children s language skills by neil petersen june 11 2020 something you never hear anyone say is children these days don t watch enough tv indeed a 2017 report found the average child in the us who is 8 years old or less has more than two hours of screen time a day with a good chunk of that going into television viewing you might suspect share tweet share tumblr reddit read more feelings of high socioeconomic status can lead people to confuse opinions and reality by neil petersen may 27 2020 it s sometimes said that wisdom is about knowing what you don t know if that s the case then the opposite of wisdom must be what psychologists sometimes call naïve realism a tendency to believe that one s personal view of the world represents objective reality there are a variety of factors that might lead people to mistake their share tweet share tumblr reddit read more having many possible activities nearby can increase boredom by neil petersen may 16 2020 boredom is an emotion that can be as much about what you aren t doing as what you are we tend to think that the less we do the more bored we get but a new study published in the journal cognition and emotion suggests an alternative interpretation the more we don t do the more bored share tweet share tumblr reddit read more jobs that involve dealing with new information might help brain health by neil petersen april 21 2020 do you have a job where you regularly find yourself having to take into account and adjust to new information that can keep you on your toes but it might also help keep your brain in top shape over time according to a new study from researchers at columbia university in the study researchers analyzed share tweet share tumblr reddit read more older posts login or register addiction 7 alcohol 12 altruism 7 anxiety 21 biographies 23 children 26 college 7 covid 11 depression 19 gaming 7 gratitude 10 happiness 20 internet 7 language 12 meaning 9 memory 13 mental health 13 money 7 narcissism 12 nutrition 14 older adults 16 optimism 13 parenting 13 perfectionism 7 personality 33 politics 17 positive emotions 14 psychology 101 39 relationships 42 research 9 resilience 11 sex 13 sleep 15 social media 21 stress trauma 18 teens 26 treatment 18 well being 10 work 11 young adults 7 1999 2021 allpsych custom continuing education llc all rights reserved guest blogger