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Online Humiliation and the Shame It Brings

Online Humiliation and the Shame It Brings

by Robert T Muller Ph.D. | Dec 10, 2020 | Bullying, Compulsive Behaviors, Embarrassment, Locus of Control, Media, Moral Injury, Stress

A modern day witch-hunt Source: Wikimedia, Creative Commons A form of modern-day witch hunt, the penchant to persecute others has shifted from public shaming to online shaming. The luxury of the digital-era is that we have an open-forum to speak our minds. It is not...
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...
Simulated Environments Provide New Treatments

Simulated Environments Provide New Treatments

by Robert T Muller Ph.D. | Sep 4, 2020 | DSM, Environment, Fear, Health, Media, Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder, Trauma

VR Technology for PTSD Source: Ryan Adams at Flickr, Creative Commons For decades, virtual reality (VR) has primarily been a form of entertainment, with the first VR machine built to show short films that dazzled the viewer with sights, sounds, and special effects....
Covid-19 Brings a Pandemic of Conspiracy Theories

Covid-19 Brings a Pandemic of Conspiracy Theories

by Robert T Muller Ph.D. | Apr 24, 2020 | Anger, Anxiety, Coronavirus Disease 2019, Deception, Education, Media

Source: PxHere, Creative Commons  As the rate of infections and the death toll associated with Covid-19 continue to rise, fear, racism, panic buying, and conspiracy theories have become increasingly common. Although conspiracy theories emerged as a cultural...
Coronavirus Anxiety Fuels Panic and Racism

Coronavirus Anxiety Fuels Panic and Racism

by Robert T Muller Ph.D. | Mar 25, 2020 | Anger, Anxiety, Bias, Catastrophizing, Coronavirus Disease 2019, Environment, Health, Media

Source: Elchinator at Pixabay, Creative Commons On December 31, 2019, China alerted the World Health Organization (WHO) about a viral outbreak in the city of Wuhan. By January 30, 2020, the WHO had declared the novel coronavirus (2019-nCoV)...
Coping Through the Lens of a Camera

Coping Through the Lens of a Camera

by Robert T Muller Ph.D. | May 31, 2019 | Attention, Career, Ethics and Morality, Media, Trauma, Work

Source: American Documentary, Inc at Flickr, Creative Commons Documentaries tell compelling stories. But while we become captivated by moments on screen, we may forget there is someone behind the camera, watching events unfold in real-time. Cameraperson, a recently...

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