“O, what a tangled web we weave, when first we practice to deceive!” SIR WALTER SCOTT, Marmion The psychological web of self-deception is perhaps the most tangled web of all. Self-deception, the
The senseless death of Trayvon Martin weighs heavily on our hearts and minds and has fueled marches around the world calling for the shooter, George Zimmerman’s arrest. “The case has
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Congratulations to Dr. Salvatore R. Maddi. Psychology in Everyday Life has the good fortune of having Dr. Maddi as an author contributor. Dr. Maddi’s fifty-two year prolific career as a
Bailey Gerhardt, 16-year-old Utah student at Roy High School, shared a suspicious text message with a school administrator that foiled the plans of two schoolmates who were plotting to set
Beauty pageants began as a marketing strategy in 1921 by an Atlantic City hotel manager who wanted tourists to stay at the hotel longer. ” A local news reporter called
Reality television does more than just entertain us. Many of these shows actually teach us a thing or two about cooking (Food Network’s Chopped, Iron and Master Chef), managing a
In our tumultuous times, there is lots of job insecurity. You may fear the loss of your job, or have already lost it. And, you may be having difficulty looking
I saw the movie War Horse (2011), last evening. Joey—an untamed thoroughbred who becomes a plow horse, and eventually, a War Horse, is used by Spielberg as a symbol to
The 5 Browns Musical Sensation Speak Out About their Sexual Abuse It is agreed amongst most mental health and child protection professionals that child sexual abuse is common and a
