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What can one do to permanently increase one's baseline happiness (subjective well-being)?

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Feeling and being responsible for the fate of one's children

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Effects of psychologist's language in therapies of personal disorders

cognitive-psychology psychoanalysis therapy personality-disorder cognitive-therapy

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Homogeneous Poisson Process of spike train

theoretical-neuroscience computational-modeling

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How does Free Running Sleep Disorder (FRSD) in humans get treated as of 2020s?

sleep

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What can happen if a human takes SB-243213?

depression psychopharmacology schizophrenia neuro-transmitters serotonin

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Is there a neutral term for people who tend to avoid face-to-face or video/audio communication?

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What do you call this fear response?

emotion

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What is the actual work of dopamine? Does it provide happiness or gives birth to desire?

dopamine executive-function

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What was the point of tricking kids into joining various pointless competitions where only very few will ever win anything? [closed]

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How effective is lying down with eyes closed as a substitute for sleep?

sleep

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Neocortical potentiation vs slow wave memory consolidation in narcolepsy

neuroscience learning memory

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Neuronal mechanisms underlying delusional beliefs about one's thoughts

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Appropriate age grouping for studying linguistic development

developmental-psychology linguistics sociology cognitive-development psycholinguistics

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Mean brainwave amplitude

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How many furries are murrsuiters? [closed]

statistics

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How common are aromantics?

sexuality

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Resources for learning Advanced Neuroscience

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Retinotopic mapping to higher visual cortex

neuroscience vision

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Is there a term in psychology that describes being involved in something to a point of finding beauty in it?

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What is the name for this form of “influence”?

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Research on success of guessing the numbers in a sequence

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Brain-Phone entanglement? [closed]

cognitive-psychology cognitive-neuroscience

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Do lucid dream eyemasks work?

sleep dreams

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What can coma patients report about their experiences - if anything?

neuroscience cognitive-neuroscience consciousness philosophy-of-mind unconscious

answered Jan 15 at 17:16 Hans-Peter Stricker 756

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What is the meaning of the brain scan of borderline patients?

brain personality-disorder

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How cerebral cortex can grow? [closed]

cognitive-psychology

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Did I understand Don Hoffman's idea about how species interpret physical object correctly?

perception

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Situation Awareness - what is it good for?

situation-awareness

answered Jan 15 at 10:32 Steven Jeuris♦ 3,177

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Freud defense mechanisms combinations with jung Anima/animus archetype

jung freud

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Is there a correlation between EQ (EI) and IQ?

intelligence emotion

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EGO characteristics simulating by AI (tensorflow)

artificial-intelligence freud

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Is there any research connected with typing/writing to help in creativity or focus?

language creativity writing

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How can I determine which of Brainwave is dominant as one state by EEG data?

eeg brain-waves

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Can talking therapy help with severe delusions?

cognitive-psychology schizophrenia therapy cognitive-therapy

modified Jan 14 at 11:26 Hans-Peter Stricker 756

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Does the informational content of the mind determine its structure?

philosophy-of-mind nature-nurture

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What works for procrastination?

attention procrastination

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Is a return to previous personality possible in Schizophrenia?

personality psychiatry schizophrenia

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Regarding a mental disorder of finding pleasure and lose attraction

mental-illness

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Understanding Carl Rogers' Concepts. What are inconsistent experiences? what is self-structure?

psychology therapy person-centered-therapy

modified Jan 13 at 10:21 Chris Rogers 9,986

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Books on Statistics in R for behavioral data analysis

methodology statistics language

answered Jan 12 at 23:39 mxeliezer 31

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What is the difference between psychosis and neurosis?

terminology psychosis freud

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Terror management theory: Is this a valid conclusion based on the conducted experiment?

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Cognitive bias with trial and error problem solving

cognitive-psychology terminology bias problem-solving

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recommended textbooks for the basics of neuroscience

neuroscience

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What is the difference between Delayed Sleep Phase Disorder (DSPD) and Free Running Sleep Disorder (FRSD)?

sleep

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Why do you hear music inside your head when wearing headphones, even when you hold the phones some distance from your head?

audition

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