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Revisiting Schizophrenia – A Synopsis

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On Brain Blogger there is clearly an avid interest in this particular disorder. This article provides a synopsis of a recent... READ MORE →

Psychosis and Divergent Thought

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The proverbial beautiful mind of the proverbial schizophrenic resides in a brain that has abnormalities. This includes diminished... READ MORE →

Linguistic Relativity Today

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Linguistic relativity is the idea that the language you speak affects how you think. A lot of people know this as the “Sapir-Whorf... READ MORE →

Better Than Average – Are Prisoners Really So Different?

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In a study recently published in the British Journal of Social Psychology, University of Southampton researchers found that... READ MORE →

Some Potential Implications of the Label-Feedback Hypothesis

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The important part of Lupyan’s theory is that the effect of language on thought takes place online — it does not create... READ MORE →

Language Interference and Cognition

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At the end of the last post, I stated that linguistic interference was often used as an argument against the interaction... READ MORE →

Deceptive Psychology and Poker

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Detecting when people are being deceptive is a skill that few people excel at, with an average 53% success rate when trying... READ MORE →

Is Linguistic Information Part of Every Cognitive Process?

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When you think about a cup of coffee, what exactly are you thinking about? What sort of representations are you accessing... READ MORE →

Humans Are Primed to Buy Goods

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I came across an article written by Bret Stetka, MD, and Kit Yarrow, PhD, about the neuropsychology of consumption, offered,... READ MORE →

Remission of Schizophrenia and Defense Mechanisms

by Ann Reitan, PsyD
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Anna Freud (1937) created a theory of defense mechanisms that implicated the use of repression in protecting the ego or the... READ MORE →

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