How To Combat Our Culture’s Rampant Self-Supremacy Problem
The terms self-supremacy and self-supremacist capture the intent and the ultimate agenda of power elites. Self-supremacists are, quite simply, control freaks.
Psychological Research Explains Why Increasing Gender Choices Increases Our Misery
If we have more choices than we have ever had in every aspect of life, why are we less satisfied and more depressed than previous generations?
Abortion Doesn’t Just Kill The Child, It Psychologically Kills The Mother
No amount of denial from pro-choicers can change the fact that many post-abortive mothers carry the grief of a severed parent-child bond with them.
How Refusing To Direct Kids’ Sexuality And Aggression Fuels Identity Politics
Human history is a chronicle of aggression among states and nations, and conflicts about sexuality have perpetually roiled human society.
Why Most School Anti-Bullying Programs Make Bullying Worse
Psychology recognizes that people are most dangerous not when we feel like bullies but when we feel like victims. So today’s anti-bullying programs make everyone amplify slights.
How Our Anti-Boy Culture Affects Mothers Like Me
How do you parent a boy when political grenades are constantly being lobbed at their entire sex, due to no fault of their own?
Blaming Masculinity Will Only Make The Male Crisis Worse
While the American Psychological Association calls attention to male needs and crises, which I celebrate as a researcher and practitioner in the field, it then falls into an ideological swamp.
American Psychological Association Says Traditional Masculinity Is Pathological
According to the APA, ‘components of traditional masculinity’ include ‘emotional stoicism, homophobia, not showing vulnerability, self-reliance, and competitiveness.’
5 Things Facebook Statuses Can Tell Us About The Pursuit Of Happiness
In case it’s hard for you to start a new year, it might help to see what our language and habits tell us about when we are happy, why we are happy, and even how to get happy.
How To Recognize The Cult Mindset In Yourself And Others
You don’t have to be a part of a death cult to experience exploitative persuasion designed to modify your speech, behavior, attitudes, thoughts, and relationships. So why not study such things to build up your defenses?
The 40th Anniversary Of The Jonestown Massacre Is The Perfect Time To Brush Up On How Cults Operate
As horrifying as the Jonestown tape is, it also offers us a stark, invaluable lesson on the weakness of the human mind when it’s put into isolation and subjected to coercive persuasion.
It’s Well-Established In Psychological Research That Memories Are Unreliable
In her seminal article, researcher Elizabeth Loftus warned against trusting therapists due to their bias towards assuming the reality of reconstructed memories.
Science Shows People Regularly Remember Things That Didn’t Happen
In 2015, the National Academy of Sciences released a report summarizing decades of rigorous evidence demonstrating that people regularly ‘recall things we never experienced.’
‘The Creepy Line’ Takes On Google And Facebook’s Power To Manipulate Elections
Where is the line between tech companies legitimately attempting to monetize their services through targeted advertising and outright predatory invasions of personal privacy?
9 Jordan Peterson Clips That Will Take You Deeper Than SJW Gotcha Moments
Everybody has seen the bestselling author arguing on the news about transgender pronouns, but he’s more professor than politico.
What To Learn From The Social Justice Warrior Who Was Eaten By His Own Mob
Mob compliance is a vicious and deadly cycle. The only way to stop the cycle is to stop complying with the mob’s demands.
College Freshmen’s Self-Reports Of Psychological Disorders Doubled Since 2010
You can’t tell me 20 hours a week of milquetoast make-work is so stressful that it causes two-thirds of college students to feel ‘overwhelming anxiety.’
Why Psychologists’ Selective Opposition To Gay Therapy Undercuts Their Field
Psychologists oppose reparative therapy with religious fervor while using just as ineffective and possibly dangerous methods to treat a host of other more common issues.
Research Says Your Mid-life Crisis Is Natural. Life Gets Better After Fifty
Author and journalist Jonathan Rauch joins Ben Domenech on the Federalist Radio Hour to discuss his new book, “The Happiness Curve: Why Life Gets Better After 50.”
Does The Austin Bomber Implicate Homeschooling? Yes And No
The Austin bomber is an opportunity to discuss the impossibility of parents controlling how their children turn out, and the pathologies that result when they try.
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