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Moral Injury: The Invisible Wound of Conscience
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Psychological and Spiritual Coping After Divorce
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The Need for Control and the Limits of Being Human
What if our need for control is not really...
THE UNEQUAL PSYCHOLOGY OF SURVIVAL
In rescue documentaries, survival often appears psychologically uneven. A...
Love And Relationship
From Lilith to Today: The Untold Story of Love
“The more deeply a person loves, the closer they...
Emotional Sharing and Intimacy in Romantic Relationships
Romantic relationships are among the most significant interpersonal bonds...
The Dark Triad and Love: Why Are We Attracted to People Who Hurt Us?
In daily life, we sometimes feel attracted to certain...
The Weight Of Unfinished Stories
In life, we sometimes complete things and sometimes leave...
Criminal Psychology
The Mind On Trial: Psychological Factors That Influence Justice
Forensic psychology examines how human behavior and mental processes...
From Loneliness To Hatred: The Psychology Of The “Incel” Subculture
The digital age has offered individuals unprecedented opportunities for...
Can Anyone Commit A Crime Under Difficult Circumstances?
Conditions, Choices, and Human Nature Imagine a father standing in...
From Crime Scene To Criminal Mind: Behavioral Analysis In Forensic Psychology
In both cinematic productions of detective narratives and documentary...
Not Prone To Crime, Raising Healthy Generations
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Trauma and Subconscious
The Position That We Should Take On Crisis
As a fact of the century that we live...
Post-Traumatic Growth in Collective Trauma: How are Shattered Beliefs Reconstructed?
The world is often held together by invisible stitches...
In The Shadow Of Loss: Hamnet And The Fragmented Time Of Grief
Some losses take away not only a person, but...
The Judge Within: Updating The Superego
Sometimes the harshest criticism a person hears does not...
Night Stage: Are Nightmares The Mind’s Alarm Or An Attempt To Heal?
Introduction: Not Every Nightmare Is The Same Many of us...
Digital Psychology
With AI: How Does It Affect the Human Brain and Mental Health?
“While we used to spend hours gathering information, today...
Staying Connected Or Becoming Dependent?
The Psychological Face of Social Media Use in Adolescents Adolescence...
Can’t Live Without It: The Invisible Face Of Screen Addiction
The digital landscape of the modern era has triggered...
Outpourings Of My Mind – Artificial Intelligence = Artificial Bonds
Today my mind is a bit cluttered; there are...
Mind & Behavior
The Danger Has Passed, But the Alarm Still Sounds: The Fight or Flight Response
Survival's Alarm System The fight-or-flight response, which causes your heart...
How Many Witnesses Do We Seek for Ourselves?
When do we lose the line between knowing our...
The Loss of Self in Living for Others
What Does It Really Mean to Be Strong? Today, the...
Perceiving Change: “Do People Really Change?”
People say they have changed. They make new decisions,...
The Spiritual Mechanism Of Forgetting
The Spiritual Mechanism of Forgetting. Forgetting… One of the...
Media & Psychology
Lessons from The Drama: Can a Thought Make Someone Guilty?
In the newly released film The Drama, a relationship...
Black Swan: The Crack Inside the White Swan
Black Swan is a 2010 psychological thriller film directed...
The New Status Symbol of the Digital Age: Receiving Attention
In the past, people’s social status was largely evaluated...
Being Unable to Disconnect from Bad News: Why is Doomscrolling So Compelling?
Doomscrolling refers to the behavior of continuously and uncontrollably...
Pearl: A Fragile Shell
Pearl is a 2022 horror/drama movie which is directed...
Mental Health
Moral Injury: The Invisible Wound of Conscience
Can People Be Wounded Not Only by What They...
The Psychology of Anger: Are You the Anger, or Is It Just a Part of You?
"It’s just the world—you can calm yourself." At first hearing,...
Psychological and Spiritual Coping After Divorce
Guest: Assoc. Prof. Dr. Fatma Baynal Interviewer: Meryem Avcı, Specialist...
The Need for Control and the Limits of Being Human
What if our need for control is not really...
THE UNEQUAL PSYCHOLOGY OF SURVIVAL
In rescue documentaries, survival often appears psychologically uneven. A...
Love And Relationship
From Lilith to Today: The Untold Story of Love
“The more deeply a person loves, the closer they...
Emotional Sharing and Intimacy in Romantic Relationships
Romantic relationships are among the most significant interpersonal bonds...
The Dark Triad and Love: Why Are We Attracted to People Who Hurt Us?
In daily life, we sometimes feel attracted to certain...
The Weight Of Unfinished Stories
In life, we sometimes complete things and sometimes leave...
Criminal Psychology
The Mind On Trial: Psychological Factors That Influence Justice
Forensic psychology examines how human behavior and mental processes...
From Loneliness To Hatred: The Psychology Of The “Incel” Subculture
The digital age has offered individuals unprecedented opportunities for...
Can Anyone Commit A Crime Under Difficult Circumstances?
Conditions, Choices, and Human Nature Imagine a father standing in...
From Crime Scene To Criminal Mind: Behavioral Analysis In Forensic Psychology
In both cinematic productions of detective narratives and documentary...
Not Prone To Crime, Raising Healthy Generations
Nowadays, we often come across similar news. The involvement...
Trauma and Subconscious
The Position That We Should Take On Crisis
As a fact of the century that we live...
Post-Traumatic Growth in Collective Trauma: How are Shattered Beliefs Reconstructed?
The world is often held together by invisible stitches...
In The Shadow Of Loss: Hamnet And The Fragmented Time Of Grief
Some losses take away not only a person, but...
The Judge Within: Updating The Superego
Sometimes the harshest criticism a person hears does not...
Night Stage: Are Nightmares The Mind’s Alarm Or An Attempt To Heal?
Introduction: Not Every Nightmare Is The Same Many of us...
Digital Psychology
With AI: How Does It Affect the Human Brain and Mental Health?
“While we used to spend hours gathering information, today...
Staying Connected Or Becoming Dependent?
The Psychological Face of Social Media Use in Adolescents Adolescence...
Can’t Live Without It: The Invisible Face Of Screen Addiction
The digital landscape of the modern era has triggered...
Outpourings Of My Mind – Artificial Intelligence = Artificial Bonds
Today my mind is a bit cluttered; there are...
Mind & Behavior
The Danger Has Passed, But the Alarm Still Sounds: The Fight or Flight Response
Survival's Alarm System The fight-or-flight response, which causes your heart...
How Many Witnesses Do We Seek for Ourselves?
When do we lose the line between knowing our...
The Loss of Self in Living for Others
What Does It Really Mean to Be Strong? Today, the...
Perceiving Change: “Do People Really Change?”
People say they have changed. They make new decisions,...
The Spiritual Mechanism Of Forgetting
The Spiritual Mechanism of Forgetting. Forgetting… One of the...
Media & Psychology
Lessons from The Drama: Can a Thought Make Someone Guilty?
In the newly released film The Drama, a relationship...
Black Swan: The Crack Inside the White Swan
Black Swan is a 2010 psychological thriller film directed...
The New Status Symbol of the Digital Age: Receiving Attention
In the past, people’s social status was largely evaluated...
Being Unable to Disconnect from Bad News: Why is Doomscrolling So Compelling?
Doomscrolling refers to the behavior of continuously and uncontrollably...
Pearl: A Fragile Shell
Pearl is a 2022 horror/drama movie which is directed...
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