Wisdom's Many Facets
Developing Wisdom
Wisdom isn't something you are born with or gifted by the supernatural. Wisdom is understanding driven by experience and knowledge. Here, we try to mesh these elements to help us navigate life more effectively.
Confessions of a Naughty Therapist
Terry Trueman
6 Minute Or Less Read Time
In this explosive and eye-opening article, a former therapist confesses his sexual escapades with his former clients and questions the ethics and values of the society he worked in. He argues that sexuality is not a black and white issue, but a complex and nuanced one that requires compassion and understanding.
History, CRT, Psychology & You: Blending Developmental Psychology & Political Philosophy
Terry Trueman
6 Minute Or Less Read Time
How can we overcome the denial of America’s racist past and embrace a more just political philosophy? Explore the role of psychological awareness and education in confronting the truth and changing our mindset.
The Benefits & Drawbacks of Twin Studies in the Field of Psychology
Vincent Triola
6 Minute Or Less Read Time
The Truth About Twins: How Media and Research Can Mislead Us. In this article, the author explores the pitfalls of twin studies and media coverage that can create false impressions of genetic determinism and similarity. The author argues that we need to look beyond the sensational stories of twins separated at birth and consider the complex interactions of genes and environment that shape human behavior and health.
Personality Development & Moral Reasoning of The Republican
Terry Trueman
7 Minute Or Less Read Time
How do people who grow up in the same environment end up with different political views? This article explores the role of personality type and moral development in shaping our attitudes towards democracy and authoritarianism. Drawing from various psychological theories, the author argues that we are a blend of nature and nurture, and that our choices reflect our unique selves.
The Wisdom of Business Statistics: Assume Nothing & Avoid Being Manipulated
Vincent Triola
7 Minute Or Less Read Time
Dive into the world of business statistics and learn how to avoid being manipulated by misleading data. ‘The Wisdom of Business Statistics: Assume Nothing & Avoid Being Manipulated’ is a must-read for anyone seeking to understand the power and pitfalls of statistics in business.
An Introduction to Hume & Empiricism
Vincent Triola
6 Minute Or Less Read Time
Embark on a thought-provoking exploration of the renowned Scottish philosopher David Hume's intellectual heritage. Renowned for his remarkable contributions to philosophy, economics, and other domains, Hume's most notable legacy lies in his pioneering work on Empiricism. In this insightful article, we delve into Hume's key philosophical concepts and their far-reaching influence on contemporary thinking. Uncover the profound impact of Hume's ideas as we delve into the depths of his intellectual legacy.
Virtue, Utilitarianism, & Deontological Ethics: What are the differences?
Vincent Triola
14 Minute Or Less Read Time
This article introduces three major ethical theories: virtue ethics, utilitarianism, and deontological ethics. It explains the main features, strengths, and weaknesses of each theory, and provides examples of how they can be applied to real-life situations.
Seeking Psychological Help? A Complete Guide to What You Need to Know About Psychology
Vincent Triola
8 Minute Or Less Read Time
Psychology covers a wide range of topics, from psychodynamic to behavioral therapies. You can find out how these different therapies and theories work and what suits your needs.
Reflection Theory: Functionalism & Conflict Theory Perspectives
Vincent Triola
5 Minute Or Less Read Time
Reflection theory is a framework that helps us understand how culture and society influence our identities and experiences. In this article, we compare and contrast the two main perspectives of reflection theory: functionalism and conflict theory. We also illustrate each perspective with examples from different aspects of culture and society, such as religion, education, family, media, politics, and art. We also evaluate the advantages and challenges of reflection theory.