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On Becoming a Great Counselor by William Cottringer
This is an honest assessment of the process of becoming a great counselor. ...
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On Pythiatism by David Arthur Walters
Flaubert was not the "family idiot" Sarte thought him to be. Pythiatism defined....
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Op/Ed Column: American Democratic Education Is Wasteful by Jay Dubya
Author Jay Dubya, a public school teaching veteran of thirty four years maintains that American "Democratic" education annually wastes billions of tax...
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Our Common Denominator by William Cottringer
One of the most useful psychological principles is understanding what people have in common and what makes them different....
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Our Creative Imagination by Gary Gordon
How to nurture the creative spirit....
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Our Greatest Challenge: Closing Wide Gaps by William Cottringer
The current divide is made up of gaps between us and life, us and others, and us and ourselves. What originally created the Divide and gaps is the onl...
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Our Main Perspectives in the Game of Life by William Cottringer
We each have four different perspectives or roles to play in the game of life. These are playing a hero, villain, victim, or bystander. ...
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Our minds can be still like the ocean's depths by Niki Collins-Queen
We are born with the amazing capacities of awareness, thinking and feeling....
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Our Mixed Race American Family Histories: Supporting Teira Covington's Family Research by Marian Douglas-Ungaro
As a community and a people, Black Americans face unique obstacles to discovering more truth about our family histories. Those truths also relate to o...
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Our Unreasonable Logical Mind by Regis Schilken
i>The human mind, wherever it sits inside or outside the brain, is a remarkable piece of machinery. It can be both unreasonable and logical at the sa...
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Overemphasis on physical attractiveness by Aubrey Hammack
Placing to much emphasis on physical attractiveness can cause some problems....
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Overload by William Cottringer
We are all experiencing what Alvin Toffler earlier predicted: Information overload. This overload is causing much unnecessary negative emotionality w...
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PASSIVE VS AGGRESSIVE by Zannah Hackett
Identify your natural state of behavior....
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Pat the RAT? A Pat the RAT film is illegal in many countries, I.e. Arab by Dr. Patrick ODougherty
Pat the RAT? By Dr Patrick A ODougherty B. F. Skinner is a CONTROL AGENT for society. Compare a Skinner box to a factory workplace . Many...
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Patriotism by David Arthur Walters
Fatherism depends on good fathers...
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PCL-R (Psychopathy Checklist Revised) Test: What's Wrong with Psychological by Sam Vaknin
The hope is that information gathered outside the scope of the structured interview will serve to rectify such potential abuse, diagnostic bias, and m...
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Peace of Mind by William Cottringer
This article talks about what peace of mind is and isn't and offers a few sensible ways to increase peace of mind....
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Peer-Pressure...It's Everywhere! by Jerry Aragon Ph.D (Phunny humor Doctor)
Peer-pressure is not just for teen-agers. The ugly face of peer-pressure will follow us all to the grave, by those what want us to go in a different ...
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People over 50 are Happier - '50 is the New '30 by Jonell Cash
Aging...is not a detriment to living a new beginning...
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Personal P Points by William Cottringer
Here are seven personal "P" points that can propel you from surviving to thriving in a heartbeat. ...
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Phenomenal Methodolgy: An Egosyntonic Psycho-Neuro-Dynamic Model of MH by Glen Just
Lucidity is used to increase the power of the brain-mind over itself. Specific examples are presented and discussed within the context of self-managem...
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Piaget and the Concept of Generation—Millennials by Dr. Patrick ODougherty
Debate audience in the Harris/Pence Debate was below the radar. It was below a Jack apartment. It was below a Johnny Carson and Ed McMann....
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Poets & Lawyers by William Cottringer
Here is an interesting division of people's fundamental perspectives to consider. ...
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Power-Zapping Illusions by William Cottringer
Here are some common illusions that zap your power and limit success....
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PREFACE: Meaningful Coincidence Book by Gibbs Williams
Introduction to G. Williams' book on coincidences....
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Prejudice Issues! NOLA by Dr. Patrick ODougherty
Prejudice Issues! By Dr Patrick A ODougherty NOLA In my opinion, 3 groups or races have a noted problem with prejudice: (1) Germans, (2) ...
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Presidential Candidates' Views on Mental Health by Deborah Clark Ebel
Awareness of mental health issues should be on everyone's radar. Who's paying attenton? And who's not?...
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Problem-Solving in Our VUCA World by William Cottringer
We have moved into a whole new level of problem-solving difficulty in our global environment of Volatility, Uncertainty, Complexity and Ambiguity. A B...
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Problems? – What Problems? by Jay Driskell
Problems look big close up...
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Profiling Trayvon Martin by Ronald Hull
Based on the responses I received for my poem, “Profiling,” the encouragement from Uriah J. Fields, and my own experiences with profiling when being ...
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Progress Check by William Cottringer
Sometimes we need to stop and measure progress in our personal, professional and spiritual development journeys. This article suggests a dozen helpful...
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Prolegomena to a Transpersonal Relational Psychology by Ian Irvine (Hobson)
This work outlines the key tenets of Ian's reworking of a range of influential 20th Century psychologists and psychologies as a means to address a ce...
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Psychodramatic Adaptation by David Arthur Walters
Hypercritical analysis of the rhetoric of Pyschodrama's leading authority...
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Psychological Power Points of Effective Writing by William Cottringer
This article is about seven ways to improve the clarity and impact of writing....
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Psychological Signs and Symptoms by Sam Vaknin
Symptoms are the patient's complaints. They are highly subjective and amenable to suggestion and to alterations in the patient's mood and other mental...
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Psychological Tests by Sam Vaknin
Personality assessment is perhaps more an art form than a science. In an attempt to render it as objective and standardized as possible, generations o...
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Psychology for Dummies (Like Me & You) by William Cottringer
Here re some important psychological principles undressed in simple language for easier application. ...
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Psychology: The Contributions Approach, Children are a contribution by Dr. Patrick ODougherty
Children are the major contribution in life. Angels don’t have offspring. Animals do not come up to human levels of intelligence and contributions. Di...
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Psychopath? 5 Red Flags and 3 Rs Test by Sam Vaknin
Psychopaths are “too good to be true”. They besiege their interlocutors with a relentless charm offensive, flaunting their accomplishments, skills, ta...
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Psychopathic Narcissists: The Uncanny Valley of Cold Empathy by Sam Vaknin
Contrary to widely held views, Narcissists and Psychopaths may actually possess empathy. They may even be hyper-empathic, attuned to the minutest sign...
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Psychopathology and the Criminal Mind by Sam Vaknin
Issues in the psychopathology of the criminal mind and the victim's (victimology)....
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Psychotherapy: How it Evolved after Freud by E. James Lieberman
How Sigmund Freud's contributions have changed over time, with specific regard for modifications credited to his "foster son," Otto Rank....
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PUBLIC SPEAKERS; Open Mouth; Insert Foot... by Jerry Aragon Ph.D (Phunny humor Doctor)
During my school days, that's usually what I did...'open my mouth and put my foot in my mouth. One thing is certain, about my public speaking abili...
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Pushing Out The Mother Idea by William Cottringer
Our common mission in life is to heal ourselves by becoming more aware of the spiritual wisdom we were born with. A test of polar opposites was devise...
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Putting the Broken Humpty-Dumpty Narcissist Back Together by Sam Vaknin
The dysfunctional dialog deals with questions that are far more fundamental (and typically settled early on in life): "Who am I?" ...
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Ranting by Paul Chapman
Comments on the effect of others imposing themselves on people...
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Rapport Building by William Cottringer
This article was based on surveying 100 top rapport-builders as to their best tips. It is some solid information for teachers and trainers....
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Rational Emotive Therapy by Aubrey Hammack
Comments on a workship attended on RET ...
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Rational Reality Repair Rx by William Cottringer
The rules to successful reality repair are simple and easy, but the road to finding them is a chaotic one. ...
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Re-Braining for 2020 by William Cottringer
The challenges of the coming decade in the Information Age will require some major re-braining of mental skills to thrive....
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