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Women's Mental Health on Campus

Women's Mental Health on Campus

by Robert T Muller Ph.D. | Nov 26, 2020 | Decision-Making, Environment, Gender, Health, Media

Women’s mental health talk on campus Source: geralt at Pixabay, Creative Commons “In addition to healing our own mental health issues, being able to realize that we have a voice to create systemic change and ask it of institutions that are enabling violence in...
The Appeal, and the Risks, of “Sugar Daddy” Relationships

The Appeal, and the Risks, of “Sugar Daddy” Relationships

by Robert T Muller Ph.D. | Sep 17, 2020 | Conformity, Decision-Making, Guilt, Psychology, Relationships, Social Life

Is sugar relationships worth it? Source: Gioia De Antoniis at Flickr, Creative Commons by Emma Bennett, Contributing Writer For many college and university students, sugar relationships can be a draw, especially for those struggling financially. In fact, over 3...
Some Find Appeal in “Sugar Relationships”

Some Find Appeal in “Sugar Relationships”

by Robert T Muller Ph.D. | Sep 17, 2020 | Conformity, Decision-Making, Guilt, Psychology, Relationships, Social Life

Is sugar relationships worth it? Source: Gioia De Antoniis at Flickr, Creative Commons For many college and university students, sugar relationships can be a draw, especially for those struggling financially. In fact, over 3 million college students in the US are...
Some Find Appeal in “Sugar Relationships”

Why Some Find Appeal in “Sugar Relationships”

by Robert T Muller Ph.D. | Sep 17, 2020 | Conformity, Decision-Making, Guilt, Psychology, Relationships, Social Life

Is sugar relationships worth it? Source: Gioia De Antoniis at Flickr, Creative Commons For many college and university students, sugar relationships can be a draw, especially for those struggling financially. In fact, over 3 million college students in the US are...
Jurors Are Left Traumatized by Some Court Cases

Jurors Are Left Traumatized by Some Court Cases

by Robert T Muller Ph.D. | Apr 19, 2019 | Decision-Making, Dopamine, Empathy, Health, Law and Crime, Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder, Punishment, Stress, Trauma

Source: Marica Villeneuve, Trauma and Mental Health Report artist, used with permission On November 7, 2016, the Ministry of the Attorney General of Ontario reached a settlement with a juror diagnosed with vicarious post-traumatic stress disorder. The juror served on...
Assisted Dying: We Need a Larger Conversation

Assisted Dying: We Need a Larger Conversation

by Robert T Muller Ph.D. | Apr 4, 2019 | Aging, Caregiving, Decision-Making, Empathy, Guilt

Source: Alberto Biscalchin at Flickr, Creative Commons We know that death is inevitable, yet most imagine it in the distant future. But those with a terminal illness face the harsh reality of death’s imminence. Cancer is the most common terminal illness, and in...

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