Psychology Archive
Krisanna Scheiter, Union College – Aristotle on the Virtue of Vengeance
On Union College Week: Revenge is a dish best served cold; but should it be served
12/8/2019
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Helen Marlo, Notre Dame de Namur University – New Mothers and PTSD
An unexpected group can also experience the symptoms of PTSD. Helen Marlo, professor of clinical psychology
7/8/2019
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Yolanda Leyva, University of Texas at El Paso – Uncaged Art Provides a Voice to Detained Migrant Children
On University of Texas at El Paso Week: We’ve seen the effects of family separation at
30/7/2019
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Jennifer Tomlinson, Colgate University – Activities With Your Partner
Which activities are best for a night out with your partner? Jennifer Tomlinson, assistant professor of
19/7/2019
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Sarah Mountz, University at Albany – Challenges of Transgender and Gender Expansive Youth in Foster Care
Foster care can be tough. Especially for transgender and gender expansive youth. Sarah Mountz, assistant professor
11/7/2019
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Arthur Glenberg, Arizona State University – Embodied Cognition
If you want to activate your emotions, start speaking. Arthur Glenberg, professor of psychology at Arizona
2/7/2019
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Gail Sahar, Wheaton College – Cause, Effect, Solution
On Wheaton College Week: If you want to change someone’s mind, talk about the cause of
25/6/2019
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Fred Rabinowitz, University of Redlands – The Guidelines for Psychological Practice with Boys and Men
We might need to re-think our treatment of men in psychological settings. Fred Rabinowitz, professor of
14/6/2019
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Larisa Heiphetz, Columbia University – How Children and Adults Think About Religion
Do children and adults think of religion in the same way? Larisa Heiphetz, assistant professor of
13/6/2019
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Susan Masino, Trinity College – Forests
Taking a walk in the woods can be good for brain health. Susan Masino, professor of
11/6/2019
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