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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...
Treatments Now Available For Disordered Gaming

Treatments Now Available For Disordered Gaming

by Robert T Muller Ph.D. | Feb 14, 2020 | Addiction, Environment, Health, Mindfulness, Parenting, Personality Change, Social Life, Video Game Addiction

Source: pozaristul at Flickr, Creative Commons, some rights reserved In June of 2018, The World Health Organization released the 11th version of the International Classification of Diseases (ICD-11). For the first time, Gaming Disorder would be included...
Universities Can Do Better to Help With Mental Illness

Universities Can Do Better to Help With Mental Illness

by Robert T Muller Ph.D. | Aug 1, 2019 | Anxiety, Attention, Emotion Regulation, Social Life, Stress

Source: Filip Bunkens at Unsplash A good friend of mine, Jessica (name changed), was diagnosed with social anxiety disorder in September of 2017, the same year she enrolled in university. And, as is the case with many other mental illnesses, her anxiety took over her...
Solitary Confinement Offers No Prep for the Outside

Solitary Confinement Offers No Prep for the Outside

by Robert T Muller Ph.D. | Mar 9, 2019 | Anxiety, Environment, Loneliness, Social Life, Social Networking

Source: Solnovi at DeviantArt, Creative Commons Ryan Pettigrew is a Colorado native who spent eight years of a 12-year prison sentence in solitary confinement. Struggling with bipolar disorder as a teen, he was abandoned by his parents and left homeless. On the...

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