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Can our memory deceive us?

It seems that information acquired after some event can merge with the original memory, which could lead to inaccurate recalling.   People re

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Importance of quality sleep

Light coming from technological devices can prompt a long night of wakefulness due to delays in the release of melatonin.   It is widely fami

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Misunderstanding ADHD

Children with ADHD are actually capable of paying attention to certain activities, but they have to be intrinsically motivated toward it.  

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Internet Cognitive Behavioral Treatment (iCBT)

ICBT was shown to be effective in reducing clinical perfectionism, symptoms of an eating disorder, excessive exercising, anxiety, and depression.

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Perfectionism and well-being

People with elevated perfectionism are prone to procrastination – they will postpone the task if they believe the outcome won’t be perfect.   

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Who believes in conspiracy theories?

Extreme political orientation, paranoid cognitive style, and non-analytical thinking are some of the characteristics associated with believing in conspiracy theories.

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How to manage stress?

Both problem-focused and emotion-focused strategies are useful for people, depending on what type of the situation is causing stress.   There

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The diffusion of responsibility

With the increase in the number of people in a situation when somebody needs help, the chances of taking any action are reduced. In social ps

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The Marshmallow experiment today

The capability of gratification delay in young children nowadays seems to be enhanced. In the last century, one experiment became widely fam

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The Other Side of Fitness - Muscle Dysmorphia

A larger problem ensues when described symptoms become present in the regular population of people who are using the gym – people who are not professional bodybuilders

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