Computer therapy for panic attacks spurs ethics debate. Computer therapy for panic attacks spurs ethics debate If you're not sure whether the electronic age is a technological breakthrough or a breakdown of all things human, analyze this: A Florida State University psychologist is trying to computerize therapy for panic disorders. The appointments? Ten computer files with various instructions and exercises, ... [World of Psychology]000000comment []


Study pinpoints schizophrenia brain glitch. Study pinpoints schizophrenia brain glitch Scientists for the first time have identified a fault in the brain waves of schizophrenics that may explain their hallucinations and disturbed thinking. The study, by a team at the Veterans Affairs (VA) Boston Healthcare System and Harvard Medical School, appears in the Nov. 8 Proceedings ... [World of Psychology]000000comment []


Long After Kinsey, Only the Brave Study Sex. Long After Kinsey, Only the Brave Study Sex (NY Times link) Decades after the sexual revolution, sex researchers in the United States still operate in a kind of scientific underground, fearing suppression or public censure. In a culture awash in sex talk and advice in magazines and movies and on daytime ... [World of Psychology]000000comment []


Learning to Recover. Build resilience, it's an emotional muscle. [Psychology Today]000000comment []


Resilience: Bouncing Back. How self-regulation teaches you to land on your feet. [Psychology Today]000000comment []


Mignon McLaughlin. "A successful marriage requires falling in love many times, always with the same person." [Motivational Quotes of the Day]000000comment []