Jurnalul Român de Psihoterapie Integrativă

BPS Research Digest

Your free, fortnightly roundup of the latest psychology research from the British Psychological Society.
Research Digest
  1. Around The World, People Co-operate More Willingly With Others From Their Own Country
    By Matthew Warren. "National parochialism" could be obstacle to effectively dealing with the world's most pressing problems.
  2. Episode 26: How Has The Covid-19 Pandemic Affected Our Mental Health?
    This is Episode 26 of PsychCrunch, the podcast from the British Psychological Society’s Research Digest, sponsored by Routledge Psychology
  3. We’re More Willing To Engage With Sexists If We Think They Are Intelligent
    By Emily Reynolds. Tendency to write off sexism of intelligent people may send message that sexist behaviour is not important if the perpetrator has other desirable characteristics.
  4. Memes And Medals: The Week’s Best Psychology Links
    Our weekly round-up of the best psychology coverage from elsewhere on the web Olympic athletes have always been under intense…
  5. Social Media Posts That Are Hostile Towards Political Opponents Get More Shares
    By Matthew Warren. Work could help understand polarisation on social media and in society more widely.

Dacă faci o greșeală, recunoaște-o. Orice încercare de a o ascunde se va întoarce în cele din urmă împotriva ta. La un moment dat pacientul va simți că nu ești sincer și actul terapeutic va suferi. Mai mult, admiterea deschisă a greșelii este un model bun pentru pacienți și un semn în plus al importanței care o au pentru tine.

Irvin D.Yalom, M.D. Darul Psihoterapiei