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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...
Horror Films May Reduce Anxiety for Some Individuals

Horror Films May Reduce Anxiety for Some Individuals

by Robert T Muller Ph.D. | Apr 13, 2020 | Anxiety, Cognition, Neuroscience, Projection, Stress

Source: Noah Buscher/Unsplash My love for the horror genre began as soon as I was able to operate my VHS player. By the age of 10, I had viewed more horror films than any of my peers, or their parents. I also experienced my share of anxiety throughout...
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...
When Bipolar Disorder Brings Marital Distress

When Bipolar Disorder Brings Marital Distress

by Robert T Muller Ph.D. | Jul 4, 2019 | Bipolar Disorder, Depression, Marriage, Stress, Suicide

Source: Cristina Jiménez Ledesma at Flickr, some rights reserved In a busy, urban community church, Reverend John Tahir, a parish minister, enjoys many moments helping and advising members of his congregation. One of his more meaningful responsibilities is...
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...

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