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• PSYCHOLOGY TODAY FEATURES

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• The Effective Use Of Silence, Redux

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• The Package That Is Sam, Sue . . . and All the Rest of Us

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• PERSONALITY AND SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY BULLETIN CURRENT ISSUE

• Angry at the Unjust, Scared of the Powerful: Emotional Responses to Terrorist Threat

• Through Rose-Colored Glasses: System-Justifying Beliefs Dampen the Effects of Relative Deprivation on Well-Being and Political Mobilization

• Similar Psychological Distance Reduces Temporal Discounting

• Does Power Help or Hurt? The Moderating Role of Self-Other Focus on Power and Perspective-Taking in Romantic Relationships

• Ordered Delinquency: The "Effects" of Birth Order on Delinquency

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• Brain Ultrasound: How Sound Waves Can Boost Mood

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• Will Your Mind Still Be Sharp At 95? The Chances Are Improving All The Time

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• Arousal Theory of Motivation - Psychology Definition of the Week

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• The Incredible Tale of Phineas Gage

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• A proto-anthropology of the rock n’ roll groupie scene

• Candidate neurotech for the billion dollar brain projects

• Like a kid in a brain candy store

• Why you think your phone is vibrating when it is not

• CHANNEL N

• Interior Design, Color, and Mental Health

• Music, Synchrony, and the Brain

• Biomarker Brain Scans for Treatment Types

• Creativity and Mental Health

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• Still Alive

• The Dove Sketches Beauty Scam

• The Terrible, Awful Truth About SSDI

• Don't Hate Her Because She's Successful

• No Self-Respecting Woman Would Go Out Without Make Up

• BPS RESEARCH DIGEST

• Link feast

• Creatures of the night - people who favour the evening score higher on Dark Triad personality traits

• Extras

• Looking at their own face tunes Westerners to their heartbeat; not so for East Asians

• Why do people like listening to sad music when they're feeling down?

• SHARPBRAINS

• New Summit Sponsor: Dig­i­tal Arte­facts

• New Summit Partner: Aging 2.0

• FDA clears use of EEG-based ADHD test

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• Brain training going mainstream: new center at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center

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• How To Find A Good Psychotherapist

• May is Mental Health Awareness Month

• How My Depression Looks

• SCIENCEDAILY: PSYCHOLOGY NEWS

• Is sexual addiction the real deal?

• How would it be to have the body of a child again? Changes in perception and behaviors demonstrated when embodying a child avatar

• Joint custody? Overnights away from home affect children's attachments

• Recommended calorie information on menus does not improve consumer choices

• Good vibrations: Mediating mood through brain ultrasound

• SPORTS ARE 80 PERCENT MENTAL

• Better Late Than Never For Young Athletes

• Remind Your Brain That You Can Hit This Pitch

• Medical Moneyball - The Rise Of Injury Analytics

• Preventing Burnout In Young Athletes

• Using Rate Of Perceived Exertion As A Training Metric

• HERD - THE HIDDEN TRUTH ABOUT WHO WE ARE

• Choosing wine: a people-thing or a thing-thing?

• Suicide as a disease and the space between

• Teenage pregnancy and the HERD

• MMR revisited

• How long should a ghostbike be allowed to hang around?

• E! SCIENCE NEWS - PSYCHOLOGY & SOCIOLOGY

• Marriage rate lowest in a century

• Chimpanzees and orangutans remember distant past events

• Information in brain cells' electrical activity combines memory, environment, and state of mind

• Habits, not cravings, drive food choice during times of stress

• Inner speech speaks volumes about the brain

• TRI-CITY PSYCHOLOGY SERVICES

• New guidelines could help detect early Alzheimer’s

• The Science of Mental Illness

• Irregular bedtimes may affect children’s brains

• iStand Workshop for Teens

• Dance Dementia Away.

• BRAIN BLOGGER

• Does Language Trigger Visual Memories? – Part 2

• Does Language Trigger Visual Memories? – Part 1

• Improving Emotional Intelligence in Psychosis with Art Therapy

• Multifaceted Causes of Obsessive Compulsive Disorder

• Math Anxiety – Dealing with Fear of Failure

• WORLD OF PSYCHOLOGY

• OCD & Chinatown

• Flow: An Antidote to Anxiety & The Secret to Happiness?

• Video Games: Are They Really a Source of Addiction?

• Zen & Martial Arts Life Lessons: The Path Around Anger

• Cory Monteith: A Wake-Up Call about Relapse

• TEACHING HIGH SCHOOL PSYCHOLOGY

• Can We Continue to Blame Genes for Mental Illness?

• Psychology represents at the AP conference

• Bipolar Disorder: An Amazing Infographic

• Depression: An Amazing Infographic

• AP Psychology exam results 2013

• ADVANCES IN THE HISTORY OF PSYCHOLOGY

• APA Monitor: Preparing the Human Machine for War

• More HOP Graphic Novels: It’s Harry Harlow’s Turn

• New Issue: History of the Human Sciences

• BPS ‘Stories of Psychology’ Symposium, October 2013

• Visiting Robbers Cave: A History of Psychology Roadtrip

• DENYING AIDS AND OTHER ODDITIES

• David Rasnick for the Defense: How AIDS Denialists Help Prove You Are Insane

• Something Stinks in Buffalo: AIDS Denialism and The Case of Nushawn Williams

• The Legal System Turned Upside Down: Defining, Diagnosing, and Denying HIV

• Conspiracy Theories, AIDS Denialism, Holocaust Denial, and Dr. Nancy Banks

• Celia Farber's Day in Court: Dismissed with Unavailing Contentions

• PSYCHOLOGY OF MEDIA:

• Selfie Use or Abuse? Take the Quiz.

• Making Sense of #Selfies

• New Release: Global Mobile: Applications and Innovations for the Worldwide Mobile Ecosystem

• Social Media & Relationship: 7 Myths

• ONE AMONG MANY

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• Volunteer's Headache

• Prosper With Projection

• Trust in Children

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• THE SITUATIONIST

• The Situation of Secret Pleasures (more on Dan Wegner’s Work)

• Ride to Hell and The Situation of Sexual Violence in Video Games

• Dan Wegner

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• NIH Research Radio - Sleep and the body's internal clock: June 28, 2013

• NIH Research Radio - HPV and HBV vaccines, a supplement database, and new funding: June 21, 2013

• PSYCHOLOGY PRESS - BOOKS, NEWS AND CONFERENCES

• Center for Expansion of Language and Thinking Conference (CELT) 2013

• Lessons from Vernacular Architecture

• Coming Soon: The Gothic World

• Unlocking the Law with Routledge

• The International Federation for Theatre Research (IFTR) Conference, 22-26th July, Barcelona!

• PSYCHOLOGY / PSYCHIATRY NEWS FROM MEDICAL NEWS TODAY

• Personality dispositions affect health and happiness

• What is Effexor (venlafaxine)?

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• Outgoing youngsters turn out happier in later life

• Food Choice During Times Of Stress Driven By Habits, Not Cravings

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• Science News » Skewed Norms Weaken Case for Early Brain Overgrowth in Autism

• Science News » NIH Funds Industry Collaborations to Identify New Uses for Existing Compounds

• Blog Post » Open Data

• THE ESSENTIAL READ

• Life Is Too Short. Or Is It?

• Beyond Attachment to Parents: Children Need Community

• Grief is the Flip Side of Love: How Animals Grieve

• The Right Way for Children to Think About Their Minds

• Couple Privilege and the Ecology of Intimate Relationships

• IN THE NEWS BY KAREN FRANKLIN PHD

• Most civilly detained sex offenders would not reoffend, study finds

• Summer reading, and more

• International violence risk researchers launch free news service

• Newspaper unfairly maligned forensic psychologist, news council holds

• DSM-5: Forensic applications (Part II of II)

• YOUR MIND YOUR BODY

• Why kids die in hot cars, how to prevent it

• Moms feel anxiety, but why wine won’t help

• Stop stress from ruining your sleep

• 5 ways millennials can reduce their stress

• Helping your child prepare for overnight summer camp

• WORKPLACE PSYCHOLOGY

• Industrial and Organizational Psychology’s Identity Crisis and How to Fix It

• Leadership and Management: Are They Different?

• Locus of Control: Stop Making Excuses and Start Taking Responsibility

• Organizational Diversity Initiatives

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• A Directory is Born

• DSM-V Arrives

• Licensing Exam Help

• “That’s My Story and I’m Sticking to It”–An Interview with Melody Beattie

• EMDR Worldwide–An Interview with Carol Forgash, LCSW

• DR. JENNIFER HOWARD CHANGES THAT LAST BLOG

• The Challenge and Gift of Relationships

• The Value of Humility

• 7 Ways to Improve Your Relationship with Guest Blogger Margaret Paul

• Feeling Happier NOW

• What is Exercise Addiction? Do you Exercise Excessively?

• ELLEN LANGER - BLOG

• Paths to Mindfulness

• The Third Metric for Success [2]

• Faith Middleton Show Appearance

• Harvesting Happiness Talk Radio Appearance

• Is It a Tragedy or an Inconvenience?

• BPS OCCUPATIONAL DIGEST

• Is it better to enter negotiations with a team? It depends on your culture

• Women leaders don't get a free pass for acting tentatively - but men do

• When is it better to be a directive or an empowering leader?

• Employers benefit when members don't only identify with them

• Junior doctors squeezed by working conditions

• PSYCHOLOGY MATTERS ASIA

• Psychopathology of Evil

• How to make your treatment for Depression more Effective and Successful

• What causes Depression?

• A Key To Your Highest Self

• Understanding Infidelity and What You can Do when it happens to You

• COREPSYCH

• ADHD Depression – The Kelsey Score

• ADHD and PTSD Connected

• Dodson Dysphoria and ADHD

• ADHD Medication Answers

• ADDA Plans

• CONNECTING HYPNOTHERAPY...

• The Human Relationship With Dogs: Parents And Children?

• Psychology Of The Male Beard

• IMAGE Big Pharma Creation

• Hypnosis Breast Enlargement Invesitgation

• 5 Ways Hypnosis Can Improve Your Love Life

• WHAT IS PSYCHOLOGY?

• Top 5 Most Bizarre Mental Illnesses – Infographic

• The Positive Foundations Of Neuro-Linguistical Programming

• VIDEO – Is your red the same as my red?

• The Stroop Effect Experiment

• The Ups and Downs of Bipolar Disorder – Infographic

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• What is the best way to relieve stress for people like me?

• What type of job suits your personality best?

• How to find greater happiness at work

• Is there such a thing as a happy personality?

• CARL JUNG DEPTH PSYCHOLOGY

• On November 14, 1939, Dr. Jung discusses the possible outcome to World War II.

• Catherine Cabot, Carl Jung and Emma Jung on the Death of Toni Wolff...

• Carl Jung on Power, Love and Tao...

• Carl Jung on Judgment at the time of Death....

• Carl Jung on who shall carry on his work....

• BRIGHT ACROSS THE LIFESPAN

• The rot in athletic culture

• Synaptic Sunday #14: Military and Neuroscience

• Attitudes that enhance vs. limit broad creative thinking

• Review of “Red Flags or Red Herrings? Predicting Who Your Child Will Become”

• 7 ways to build self-worth and confidence in kids

• PSYCHOLOGY IN EVERYDAY LIFE: THE PSYCH FILES PODCAST

• Ep 198: What's it Like to Work in Psychology?

• Ep 197: Using the Word Guys for Women, Robots Helping the Elderly and Supernormal Foods

• Ep 196: What Men Need to Do to End Violence Against Others

• Ep 195: How To Memorize Piaget's Stages of Cognitive Development

• Ep 194: What Do I/0 Psychologists Really Do? Testing and Evaluation

• THE SOCIALLY RESPONSIBLE PRACTITIONER

• Guest Commentary: Restorative Justice and Picking Up the Pieces to Build Peace Circles

• Training Practitioners in Global Psychology

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• CE TUESDAY

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• News Digest: 19 June 2013

• What is Group Therapy?

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• PSYPOST

• Research leads to successful restoration of hearing and balance

• Inattentional blindness: If you’re not looking for it, you probably won’t see it

• Childhood abuse raises drug users’ suicide risk

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• Good vibrations: Mediating mood through brain ultrasound

• GRIEF NOTES - BLOG

• Grief & the Elderly

• When Public Memorials and Mourning Collide with Private Grief

• Helping Your Grieving Friend Receives a Major Endorsement

• "You'll be Able to Get Back to a Normal Life Soon"

• How do you Help Children Who Have Lost a Parent?

• WATERSEDGECOUNSELLING.COM

• Parenting: 5 Tips To Help Your Children Cope With The Chronic Illness Of Their Sibling by Jessica Morris

• Parenting: What Can I Do To Safe Guard My Child From Substance Abuse?

• Teenagers: “I don’t want to go to school!” When a sick day is more than an excuse By Jessica Morris

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Psychology Quote by Carl Jung

Inside a Psychiatric Emergency Center

A documentary inside a psychiatric emergency center showing different cases of individuals suffering from different kinds of mental illnesses.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1nVEN1Reeaw

Published on Feb 4, 2012

Get unprecedented full access to New York City's Bellevue Hospital, the country's most renowned psychiatric emergency center that treats as many as 7000 individuals annually. This documentary feature takes viewers for an exclusive tour inside the locked psychiatric wards of America's largest public hospital, where they will have the opportunity to observe the sometimes tragic, sometimes comic, and always grueling struggle faced by the doctors and patients wrestling with mental illness.
Produced in 1998/1999, first shown in 2001.

A schizophrenic woman goes berserk and is strapped to a gurney. An actor is medicated after threatening to jump out a window. A paranoid woman insists that the CIA is trying to "zap" her. A homeless man eats the pages of his Bible. These are some of the cases confronting the doctors and staff at the psychiatric unit of Bellevue hospital--the oldest and most famous hospital in America. This documentary takes a never-before-seen look inside the psychiatric emergency room and treatment areas of this New York hospital. In addition to capturing the high drama and frequent chaos that ensues when mentally ill men and women are brought in, the documentary offers some sobering insights into some of the treatments that Bellevue provides its patients.

The cases:


Brian - History of mixed personality disorder
- yelling when he was brought to hospital

- obsessive-compulsive disorder the degree sever looks like schizophrenia
 that it looks like psychotic
(10:34)

Briann's Mom - "I am painfully shocked. I like to see my kids healthy and happy and not in a hospital."
(17:52)

Connie - History of bi-polar disorder
- arrested patient was confused, disoriented  and not making any sense. Disorganized in speech and behavior, observed grandiosity and paranoia.
- declared " a danger to herself and others" and was admitted to the psychiatric ward
(12:28)

Chery - History of schizophrenia and obsessive-compulsive disorder
(29:50)

Jamie - History of bi-polar disorder
Dan - History of schizophrenia
Clare - 30 year History of chronic paranoid schizophrenia