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Online Mental Health Sharing Brings Benefits and Risks

Online Mental Health Sharing Brings Benefits and Risks

by Robert T Muller Ph.D. | Oct 29, 2020 | Growth Mindset, Health, Loneliness, Relationships, Self-Help, Social Networking

Source: Susan Murtaugh at Flickr, Creative Commons “I would say that the liberation outweighs the fear.” Jack Bingham, author of the book Obsessive Compulsive Dramatic, has a long history of disclosing his experiences with Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder, borderline...
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...
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...
Convicted Men and the Women Who Love Them

Convicted Men and the Women Who Love Them

by Robert T Muller Ph.D. | Jan 2, 2020 | Empathy, Forensic Psychology, Law and Crime, Mating, Relationships, Trust

Source: angus mcdiarmid at Flicker, Creative Commons, some rights reserved Since the recent Zac Efron movie depicting serial killer Ted Bundy, the media have been shocked by the admiration many have expressed toward him. Netflix expressed their disapproval on Twitter....

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