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Dr George Simon, PhD, Psychology, Philosophy and Real Life
The covert-aggressive personality employs a potent one-two punch: the covert-aggressive conceals aggressive intent to ensure you never really see what's coming; and he or she exploits your normal sensitivities, conscientiousness and other vulnerabilities to manipulate you into succumbing. Tags: aggression , character disturbance , control , in practice , neurosis ,...
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Nov 19, 2008
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By ABBY AGUIRRE, NYT > Mental Health and Disorders
Battling depression and schizophrenia, a Puerto Rican man comes to New York and sets his mind on finishing college....
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Nov 19, 2008
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By BENJAMIN BRODY, M.D, NYT > Mental Health and Disorders
When is it safe let alone useful to joke with a psychiatric patient?...
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Nov 18, 2008
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By DAVID BROOKS, NYT > Mental Health and Disorders
In this recession, maybe even more than other ones, the last ones to join the middle class will be the first ones out....
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Nov 18, 2008
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(author unknown), Medscape Psychiatry & Mental Health Headlines
A short-term counseling intervention was effective in reducing burnout and stress in a cohort of Norwegian clinicians. Medscape Medical News...
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Nov 18, 2008
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(author unknown), Medscape Psychiatry & Mental Health Headlines
A randomized trial of MK-677, a growth hormone secretagogue, shows no benefit for patients with Alzheimer's disease, despite successfully increasing serum insulinlike growth factor-1, the treatment target in this trial. Medscape Medical News...
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Nov 18, 2008
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Evan Hadkins, Psychology, Philosophy and Real Life
Counselling may be a kind of learning process -- of learning to live differently. But what kind of learning is this? The kind of learning we do in school? Or some other kind? Tags: in practice , parenting and children , therapy ยป Other Bookmarking...
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Nov 18, 2008
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(author unknown), Medscape Psychiatry & Mental Health Headlines
A new imaging study looking at plaque burden in the brains of individuals with and without dementia strongly supports the long-held cognitive-reserve hypothesis, that those with more education are better able to withstand Alzheimer's disease pathology. Medscape Medical News...
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Nov 18, 2008
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(author unknown), Medscape Psychiatry & Mental Health Headlines
Contrary to recent research suggesting antidepressant use increases mortality in heart-disease patients, a new study suggests that with selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors, this is not the case. Medscape Medical News...
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Nov 18, 2008
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(author unknown), Medscape Psychiatry & Mental Health Headlines
Blogger and TV consultant Deb Serani interprets hot topics in psychology and tackles media portrayals of the human psyche. Medscape Med Students...
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Nov 18, 2008
