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Jeremy E. Sherman Ph.dPsychology Today |
Habits deepen. It's not easy to change them, but it's worth a try.
"Libego": The natural, embarrassing ego-affirming counterpart to libido.
To explain our unexplained explanations we need a third scientific revolution.
Paradoxically, passions make us feel that we're objective.
Negoptimists try to make things better by attending to problems.
Six easy tricks for feeling like a winner every time!
Compassion for us all: Humans are anxious, needy, and ego-prone. Here's why.
Two ways to tell the difference between intellectuals and know-it-alls.
8 tips to avoid virtue-signal sucker punching.
If you can't make it in this world, make up a world in which you're a genius.
Some bullies are gentle as rabbits.
Intolerance of ambiguity drives people to ignore their cognitive dissonance.
Bullies moralize with loaded words. Here's how to not be swayed into submission.
We don't outgrow the need for teddy bears and other "transitional objects".
A total hypocrite has a kind of integrity, consistently doing what feels good.
The exploitation of virtues in organizations and personal relationships.