Welcome to the seventh edition of the Psychology Articles Carnival!
The Psychology Articles Carnival, predictably enough, is a blog carnival showcasing posts relating to scientific psychology from the previous month. Often they will be articles I’ve come across and want to tell you about, but psychology bloggers are free to submit their own articles for inclusion, using this submission form.
Preferably you’ll cite at least one journal article or book by someone in the field, but as long as it’s thoughtful and not any of that pop-psychology “10 funky steps to a better you” crap, it’ll get in. If your article is on here but you didn’t submit it, it’s because I also put the odd article in just because I like it, they’re the ones that don’t start with “x presents…” Thanks for reading!
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Informative
Dan Stelter presents Anxiety and Addiction posted at Anxiety Support Network.
*Recommended* Livia Blackburne presents Current techniques for brain research posted at Livia Blackburne. (Great overview of different methods – Have a look at this one!).
Brent Lesson presents Reality vs. Depression – ItchyFlight.com posted at No More Apologies – Itchyflight.com.
DrAlanSinger presents Helping Others is Rather Self-Serving posted at FamilyThinking.com with Dr. Alan Singer.
Andrew Bernardin presents SIDS, Serotonin and More Serotonin posted at The Evolving Mind.
*Recommended* Miche Heredia presents Is Passion Necessary for a Meaningful Life? posted at Serenity Hacker. Excellent article, very accessible read too!
Academic
Livia Blackburne presents Reading and Word Recognition Research: Color and Object Naming Speed Predicts Future Risk for Dyslexia posted at Reading and Word Recognition Research.
*Recommended* The EPPP Study Guy presents Why You Need To Pass The EPPP Exam posted at How To Pass The EPPP Exam Without Even Trying!. From the author: “This article will be of great interest to graduate psychology students, newly graduated psychologists, and any other psychologists who are studying for the Examination for Professional Practice in Psychology (EPPP). The EPPP is the national examination for psychologists.”
Practical
Tyler Benson presents The power of a Handshake posted at Weekly Psyche.
Jaime Woolley presents Is Your Child Being Bullied? posted at 101parenttips.com.
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I love that image Warren – where did you get it? It’s perfect for my CYM website (createyourmind dot com). I am really interested in what you will be sharing on the blog as I emailed you regarding my PSYCH masters interest. I have Univ of Phoenix calling me all the time to take their program.
Keep me up to date!!! Thanks!
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Hey Glenn!
Yeah it’s awesome isn’t it! I bought it from Dreamstime from this guy, who does some great stuff. Check out his page there are a lot of similar ones you might like and they are about .15c each or something (though you do have to preload with $10 of credit or something).
Replied to your email – highly recommend doing a masters in psych for your desired career path – both for your own knowledge and as a unique selling point to your business!