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Psychology is the study of conscious and unconscious phenomena, feeling and thought. It is an academic discipline of immense scope. Psychologists seek an understanding of the emergent properties of the mind, and all the variety of phenomena associated to personality.

Investigation: Died 'From' or Died 'With' COVID?

In this short news report from Full Measure, Sharyl Attkisson interviews the coroner from Grand County, Colorado, where a murder-suicide during Thanksgiving 2020 were recorded as two COVID-19 deaths. While outlandish, it has appeared from other reports around the country and statements from the Colorado governor, this practice is not

REVIEW: “A Quest for Wisdom – Inspiring Purpose on the Path of Life”

This is a fascinating and beautiful book, one of those gems you serendipitously discover and shake your head at your good fortune. Although it is new and I received it as a gift, it reminds me of a few books I have discovered over the years while rummaging through used

Alzheimer’s Awareness Month: Mushrooms For Brain Health

In 1983, President Ronald Reagan appointed November as National Alzheimer’s Awareness Month.Today, we are still seeking ways to improve how to treat and prevent the disease from developing.

Letter to a Colluder: Stop Enabling Tyranny Stand Down … So You Can Stand Up

A few hundred at the top, to plan and direct at every level; a few thousand to supervise and control (without a voice in policy) at every level; a few score thousand specialists (teachers, lawyers, journalists, scientists, artists, actors, athletes, and social workers) eager to serve or at least unwilling

Exploring the Effects of Meditation Techniques Used by Mindfulness-Based Programs on the Cognitive, Social-Emotional, and Academic Skills of Children: A Systematic Review

There is evidence for the positive impact of mindfulness in children.However, little is known about the techniques through which mindfulness practice results in differential outcomes.

EU: Artificial Intelligence Regulation Threatens Social Safety Net

(Brussels) – The European Union’s plan to regulate artificial intelligence is ill-equipped to protect people from flawed algorithms that deprive them of lifesaving benefits and discriminate against vulnerable populations, Human Rights Watch said in report on the regulation released today. The European Parliament should amend the regulation to better protect

Spyware Used to Hack Palestinian Rights Defenders

(New York) – The following statement condemning the use of Pegasus spyware against six Palestinian human rights defenders was issued today by seven human rights organizations, including Human Rights Watch: We, the undersigned human rights organizations, condemn the hacking of six Palestinian human rights defenders with NSO Group’s Pegasus spyware,

When You Have a Negative Gut Reaction to These 6 Things, Don’t Ignore It

There are times when it’s good to make rational decisions.But when you have a gut reaction to certain people and situations, you shouldn’t ignore it.

Our View about the World's Richest 1% Derailing Paris Agreement Climate Goals

This article was tagged as a piece of Climate Change awareness Propaganda

5 CBD Secrets

Cannabidiol and CBD oil seem to be everywhere these days, despite the confusing legal status of this prolific compound.

Singapore: Halt Execution of Man with Intellectual Disability

(New York) – Singapore authorities should halt the planned execution of a man with an intellectual disability, Human Rights Watch said today.

11 Unhelpful Thinking Styles That Hinder Your Growth

Have you ever thought ‘Why do bad things happen to me all the time?’ Or perhaps you think that you are a loser or that things are always your fault? If so, you could be stuck with unhelpful thinking styles that are stopping you from achieving growth in your life.

Broken Heart Syndrome Is on the Rise

Smidt Heart Institute has published a study in the Journal of the American Heart Association in which they found cases of broken heart syndrome are increasing in middle-aged and older women, even before the pandemic. Broken heart syndrome is more than a myth or an old wives' tale. The medical