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The Folklore of Buried MemoriesHow victims remember trauma is the most controversial issue facing psychology and psychiatry today.
The controversy has spilled out of the psychology laboratories and psychiatric clinics, capturing headlines, motivating legislative changes, and affecting outcomes in civil lawsuits and criminal trials.
Even the most rudimentary understanding of psychology supports Hollande’s assessment.
The range of expertise included general medicine, palliative care, neurology, disability studies, gerontology, psychiatry, psychology, law, philosophy, and bioethics.
For example, they could turn to sophisticated mobile biology apps that let them interact with a 3D version of a cell, or polling apps that they could use to conduct a psychology experiment.
For one thing, while the initial focus on ethics makes sense, similar explorations will be needed in a wide variety of disciplines such as economics, psychology, and many more of the so-called humanities.
A better explanation comes from the field of psychology.
If pundits had paid attention to a well-established theory about the psychology of snap elections, they could have foreseen the UK election’s outcome.
As with the rise of behavioral economics (which already includes six Nobel laureates among its leaders), this revolution emanates from psychology.
But while behavioral economics relies on cognitive psychology, this one is rooted in moral psychology.
In fact, according to moral psychology, our moral sentiments, on which Adam Smith wrote his other famous book, evolved to regulate behavior.
By contrast, the second type of system is a networked world of psychology, cognition, and adaption.
Still, where are the social sciences in the vast conversation over "human nature" that has been prompted by recent advances in cognitive neuroscience, behavioral genetics, and evolutionary psychology?
While Europeans have reason to criticize Russia’s shortcomings, they should also recognize that only two decades ago, Russia’s political, economic, social, and legal systems underwent a fundamental shift, which significantly affected its people’s psychology, self-perception, and behavior.
Markets go up and down; mass psychology plays its role.
If the psychology and fear surrounding anti-Semitism have indeed shifted, then how we identify and address it must evolve as well.
To understand humans’ social nature, it is crucial to understand how culture has driven our genetic evolution in ways that shape not only our physiology and anatomy, but also our social psychology, motivations, inclinations, and perceptions.
Third, the most potent social norms harness aspects of our evolved psychology.
Fifth, there is a fundamental link between institutions and psychology.
By examining the rich interaction and co-evolution of psychology, culture, biology, history, and genetics, we have the possibility to gain important insights into human psychology.
The psychology behind the Tea Party in the United States and the anti-immigrant parties in Europe is similar, even if their policies vary.
This idea – which is firmly rooted in neuroscience, psychology, anthropology, and sociology – implies that an individual has significant latitude in shaping his or her identities.
A brigade of experts descended on the jails, looking for evidence to justify their own pet theories of terrorist psychology.
This certainly seems to be the market psychology in China and India, where rapidly rising incomes and newly successful people are widely expected to put pressure on markets for land, real estate, and construction materials.
The psychology has suddenly changed, creating widespread fear of sharp drops in US home prices.
I encounter these questions everywhere: in Mexico City and the provinces; on radio programs and university campuses; among ordinary people, psychology students, and health professionals.
We are now in the late stages of the biggest real estate boom in US (or world) history, driven by frenzied market psychology.
Cycles of declinism tell us more about American psychology than about underlying shifts in power resources.
Ordinary political analysis – and even psychology – may be incapable of providing an answer.
Psychology may eventually play a greater role than the details of the reforms themselves.
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