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Psychology

106 published works

  1. Zalma on Insurance

    Plea to Fraud Stands to Maintain Probation

    By Barry Zalma

    Failure to State Remorse Caused Her Petition To Remove Probation to be Rejected Probation for Workers’ Compensation Fraud Does Not Go Away Because Defendant claims the Admission was Made in…

  2. Law People

    Learning Emotions

    By Ronda Muir

    Learning about our emotions--their names, their attributes, what prompts them, how they physically feel--can be the work of a lifetime. Thankfully, there are a number of guides to help along…

  3. Althouse

    "Like many terrible things, we can blame therapyspeak on America’s stupidest decade: the 1970s."

    By Ann Althouse

    "Back then, it was called psychobabble.... The concept survived the hedonistic ’80s, the grimy ’90s, and the low-rise aughts only to reemerge in the social media age with a new…

  4. Appellate Advocacy Blog

    Priming for Persuasion

    By Jayne T. Woods

    One of the most powerful tools in an advocate’s toolbox is the psychological concept of priming.  Priming “occurs when an individual’s exposure to a certain stimulus influences their response to…

  5. The Relativity Blog

    Decoding Change: Psychological Tricks for Better Decision-Making and Innovation

    By Relativity

    David Meade, who has dedicated his career to understanding what makes humans tick, dazzled the Relativity Fest 2023 crowd with some tips and tricks for making decisions, getting buy-in, and…

  6. Family Law Prof Blog

    Love

    By Family Law

    From SciTechDaily:Scientists from Aalto University have made a map of where in the body different types of love are felt and how strongly they are experienced.“It was noteworthy, though not very surprising,…

  7. The Right Coast

    My Research on Gender Dysphoria Was Censored. But I Won t Be. | The Free Press

    By Thomas A. Smith

    I am a professor of psychology at Northwestern University. I have been a professor for 34 years, and a researcher for 40. Over the decades, I have studied controversial topics…

  8. TortsProf Blog

    Hans & Robbennolt on Tort Decision-Making

    By Christopher Robinette

    Valerie Hans & Jennifer Robbennolt have posted to SSRN Tort law decision-making:  Psychological and legal perspectives.  The abstract provides:This chapter takes a psychological perspective on tort law decision-making, drawing on psychological…

  9. PrawfsBlawg

    Law and Psychology Review Expedited Consideration: Deadline May 10

    By prawfsblawg@gmail.com

    Main Monday, May 08, 2023Law and Psychology Review Expedited Consideration: Deadline May 10I apologize for the late posting of this notice, but for scholars who may have articles in draft…

  10. The Right Coast

    Was the sexual revolution a government psy-op? – UnHerd

    By Thomas A. Smith

    This history is important not least for helping us to see that the century-long colonisation of ordinary people s moral judgment by psychology, dating from the rise of the social…