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How accurate are interest inventories?
James Rounds discusses the validity of interest inventories for predicting educational choices and occupational membership
CBT Approaches
Angela Ioanna Loulopoulou discusses the origins of the cognitive-behavioural therapeutic approach, its theory and modern-day development. Image courtesy of…
Suicide by crashing into a heavy vehicle: A one-year follow-up study of professional drivers
Igor Radun discusses Finnish heavy vehicle drivers involved in a suicide crash in the year 2017 regarding their…
Necropolitics and the violence of Indigenous incarceration
Since the Royal Commission into Aboriginal Deaths in Custody, over thirty years ago, there have been over 400…
The strategic moral self
Paul Conway discusses processes behind dilemma judgments, raising two new questions: whether decision-makers accurately anticipate the inferences perceivers…
The Language of Pain: Is There a Relationship Between Metaphor Use and Adjustment to Chronic Pain?
Toby Newton-John discusses potential associations between the types of pain metaphors used and diagnostic category, disability, and mood.…
Based on a True Story: Making People Believe the Unbelievable
Storytelling is important to how people construct reality and interact with others. Kristin Diehl discusses why some stories…
Loneliness Around the World
Manuela Barreto discusses the differences in the experience of loneliness across cultures, age, and gender, and the interaction…
Gender bias in moral typecasting
Informed by moral typecasting theory, Roy F. Baumeister discusses a gender bias in harm evaluation, such that women are…
Toward a postmaterialist psychology
The majority of mainstream psychologists still adopt a materialist stance toward nature. Mario Beauregard discusses two categories of…
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