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Education and research for professional development in psychology

Category: Psychology

08Apr

How the Brain Senses Body Position and Movement

LSPC
8 April 202414 November 2024
Psychology

Proprioception is a term often used to describe how we unconsciously sense where all of our body parts are without having to look.

30Mar

Mental Health Affects Younger Women’s Heart Health

LSPC
30 March 20248 May 2024
Psychology

Mental health can be a big predictor for heart health, especially in women.

09Feb

Immune Systems Are Damaged as a Result of Prolonged Stress

LSPC Team
9 February 202425 May 2024
Psychology

Stress is more than emotional or psychological, it affects us physically through the immune system too.

28Nov

Verbal Signs Someone Is Anxious or Depressed

LSPC Team
28 November 202325 May 2024
Psychology

The kind of words people use to express themselves can be affected by their condition of mental health, including anxiety and/or depression.

05Sep

Does Venting Really Make Us Feel Better?

LSPC
5 September 202325 May 2024
Psychology

Venting and seeking advice isn't the same thing, and as we find out, one is better than the other.

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The Conversation U.S.
@ConversationUS · Nov 16

#ADHD brains are unique.

Here’s what you need to understand about how they’re wired, and how that affects treatment:
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The Conversation U.S.
@ConversationUS · Nov 15

Mothers of children with dyslexia often use metaphors like "alarm bells," "red flags," and "labyrinth" to describe their parenting experience. A communication researcher analyzes what these metaphors reveal about challenges families face:
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Neuroscience News
@NeuroscienceNew · Nov 15

How Stressful Events Alter Memories

Stress can disrupt memory precision, leading to generalized aversive memories that trigger fear in unrelated, safe situations—a hallmark of PTSD.

Researchers found that stress increases the release of endocannabinoids, which enlarges memory

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George Stern
@georgestern · Nov 14

We hear a lot about the importance of EQ,

But very little about how to develop it.

Here are 19 phrases that people with high EQ use,

And that anyone can start using themselves today.

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