Tag: psychology
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Lisa Leopold, Middlebury Institute of International Studies – Public Apologies
The best strategy for a public apology is not always followed. Lisa Leopold, associate professor of English language studies at the Middlebury Institute of International Studies at Monterey, discusses the best way to say sorry. Lisa Leopold is an associate professor and program coordinator for the Institute’s English for Academic and Professional Purposes Program. She…
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Carol Weisse, Union College – Lessons Learned at the Bedside of the Dying
On Union College Week: Death now often takes place outside the home. Carol Weisse, professor of psychology, explores the impact of who treats the dying today. Carol Weisse is professor of psychology and director of Health Professions at Union College. She is interested in ways of improving end of life care, including educating future healthcare…
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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 at all? Krisanna Scheiter, associate professor of philosophy, looks into whether any good can come from getting even. Krisanna M. Scheiter is associate professor of philosophy at Union College, specializing in ancient Greek and Roman philosophy. Her main research…
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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 at Notre Dame de Namur University, explains. Dr. Marlo’s professional work synthesizes research, clinical practice, and community engagement, particularly in reproductive mental health and trauma. Recipient of two teaching awards, she is devoted to training future clinical psychology professionals.…
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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 the southern border. Yolanda Chavez Leyva, associate professor of history, discusses how an art project is giving former caged children a chance to speak. Dr. Yolanda Chávez Leyva is a Chicana historian and writer who was born and raised…
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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 psychology at Colgate University, explains how engagement in a shared activity can boost your relationship. My research program is designed to understand the ways in which relationship partners can encourage one another to seek out opportunities for personal growth,…
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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 in school of social welfare at the University at Albany, details some of the extra challenges they face. Sarah Mountz’ research focuses on the experiences of LGBTQ youth in child welfare and juvenile justice systems, and among homeless youth…
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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 State University, looks at why language affects more than just our vocal cords. Arthur Glenberg is a professor in the Department of Psychology at Arizona State University, an emeritus professor at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, and a member of…
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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 the problem. Gail Sahar, professor of psychology, explains why. Professor Sahar is a social psychologist who studies people’s reactions to controversial social issues, such as poverty, abortion, and terrorism. More specifically, her research focuses on the links between political…
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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 psychology at the University of Redlands, explores the basis for these new guidelines. Since 1984 Fredric E. Rabinowitz, Ph.D. has been a Professor of Psychology at the University of Redlands and in private practice specializing in psychotherapy with men…