Psychology

Religion, like partisan politics, often leads to diametrically opposed opinion, vociferous debate, and unfortunately at times, overt violence.

A half century ago, Supreme Court Justice Potter Stewart famously declared in Jacobellis v.

“an extremely interesting approach and a much-needed paradigm shift in the treatment of racialized trauma . . .”

“No other species puts so much effort into exploring imaginary territories, nor does it seem so determined to turn the make-believe into the real.”

Everyone loves a good murder mystery.

" . . . provides tips and cues readers may use to increase their own level of curiosity."

Mental Health, Inc. is gripping in the sense that you’ll literally grip the book tightly in both hands as you read this horrifying account of our twisted mental health system.

“What might this be?” Such an innocuous question—such profound results. No psychological concept has penetrated culture as much as “the Inkblot test” has.

Many readers might assume that a book with the title The Voices Within would be a text about auditory hallucinations, which are almost always seen as negative symptoms of a mental illness.

“if you are looking for a book that describes the brain’s role in how we create perspective(s) and interact in the world, including some aspects of mental health and mental

One wishes Play Anything by Ian Bogost would have been more enjoyable a read.

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