Category Archives: Political Psychology
What’s Fair? Two Views of Government
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What Domestic Batterers Can Teach Us About Terrorism
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What Is Mental Illness? Does Trump Have One?
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The Creation of Hatred
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The Kidnapped Girls in Nigeria, Modern Slavery, and You
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The Problem With Over-Emotional Political Rhetoric
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Parental Alienation and Iran: Similar Pathology?
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Protests: Potent or Impotent?
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Our COVID-19 Pandemic Strategy-Makers May Need a CBT Upgrade
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Pakistan Could Use a Therapeutic Intervention
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