Home Staging isn’t just about putting furniture here and putting art there. For award winning stager and decorator Kristie Barnett, it’s a psychological thing. Barnett is known as The Decorologist, and she combines her experience in home decor and her … Continue reading
What do insects, cats, psychedelic drugs and the dating world have in common? They are all topics among the most popular psychology articles published here on BrainBlogger in 2015! You, our brain-bonkers readers, clearly know what’s hot: From the psychedelic … Continue reading
January 22, 2016 Dr. Tess Neal with Arizona State University’s School of Social and Behavioral Sciences won the Saleem Shah Award for Early Career Excellence in Psychology and Law, co-sponsored by the American Psychology-Law Society and the American Academy of … Continue reading
The Association of Professional Dog Trainers has declared January to be National Train Your Dog Month to highlight the importance of proper socialization and training. In my last column I shared some dog training tips from professional dog trainer Casey Newton. This … Continue reading
By Korin Miller, Glamour Photo: Franco Rubartelli/Vogue If you’ve been anywhere near a computer or TV lately, you’ve probably heard about Winter Storm Jonas. The storm is expected to dump at least a foot of snow in a large area … Continue reading
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The basic premise behind the horror film The Boy is that children and dolls are inherently terrifying. This point was confirmed last week when I interviewed the movie’s lead—Lauren Cohan (Maggie from The Walking Dead)—over Skype and noticed, in the … Continue reading
Replay Pause Autoplay Coming up Video Pedophile bragged about passing psychology test A Royal Commission has heard notorious pedophile Shannon McCoole bragged about lying to pass a psychology test to get a job at Families South Australia.Families is part of … Continue reading
University of Nebraska-Lincoln psychology graduate student Samantha Pittenger created a new approach to studying the revictimization of child sexual assault victims, according to a UNL news release. As a student in the Child Maltreatment Lab, Pittenger began doing her dissertation … Continue reading
Portrait of young hugging lovers, close-up.Photo Credit: Guryanov Andrey About a year ago, I wrote this column for my college newspaper’s special issue on sex, love and intimacy. It’s about the difficulties with having sex after experiencing sexual trauma. It’s about 99 … Continue reading