This post is a bit different. I am taking a pause from posting my content breaking down scientific research for the next few months. This is not for a lack of interest in the research or the educational impact that I might be able to make, but rather the opposite. I care to provide in-depthContinue reading “Break From Posting (#14)”
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Don’t Phub Your Friends: A 3-Step Argument Analyzing the Role of Technoference in Our Lives (#13)
Toady, there are a ton of different pulls on everyone’s attention. In most situations it doesn’t matter, but it can definitely damage some of our closest relationships. When this happens its called Technoference.
Three Steps to analyze technoference:
Tech: the Good, the Bad, and the Tool; Agency Abolition; Does Tech Control us?
The Invisible Pandemic (Part II)
A dive into Generalized Anxiety Disorder (GAD) and Major Depressive Disorder (MDD) during and after the COVID-19 Pandemic. “We need a refuge even though we may never go there. I may never in my life get to Alaska, for example, but I am grateful that it’s there. We need the possibility of escape as surelyContinue reading “The Invisible Pandemic (Part II)”
The Invisible Pandemic (Part I)
So, if I may be so bold, my dear reader, why the fuck is it reasonable to “fit” into this current world?
Was My Partner/Friend/Family Member Right About Picking My Phone Over Them?
How do we use technology without letting it use us? Specifically, this post dives into the intricacies of smartphones and how they can butt their way into relationships.
Comming Soon
In this post, I am going to lay out what to expect from the website and blog going forward. I plan to continue writing about the amazing achievements that science has made in the field of psychology and mental health. Full Stop. Using the research conducted every day by incredibly intelligent people to improve ourContinue reading “Comming Soon”
Impacts of Interpersonal Relationships (4)
In this post, I will talk about how institutions can aid in the transition to a more equitable and trusting society.
Impacts of Interpersonal Relationships (3)
Now we have covered the connections between trust, income inequality, and mental health. What do we do about it?
Delay/Comming Soon
I appreciate everyone’s patience in this next post coming out, while I prepare for my move to Chicago, IL. I will have my next post coming out next week, and it will cover my favorite part of the Impacts of Interpersonal Relationships. Next week’s post will focus on personal ways to improve mental health outcomesContinue reading “Delay/Comming Soon”
Impacts of Interpersonal Relationships (2)
In my last post, I discussed the importance of Trust in society, as well as between people. This post is going to focus on a specific cause of lower trust – income inequality. I am not going to approach this topic from any sort of a political angle. I don’t believe that a topic likeContinue reading “Impacts of Interpersonal Relationships (2)”
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