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Reliability of self reported form of female genital mutilation and WHO classification: cross sectional study.

gmartinezgabas wrote 5 days ago: BMJ. 2006 Jul 15;333(7559):124. Epub 2006 Jun 27. Reliability of self reported form of female genita … more →

Tags: Blog, Archives, original research, Sudan, World Health Organization, cross-sectional study, Terminology as Topic

the habit of self-disclosure

donnadennisonphotography wrote 2 weeks ago: how much is too much disclosure?  eh, i don’t think about that too often these days.  my life … more →

Tags: Addiction, Blog, Blogging, Life, Lifestyle, Opinion, Personal, Relationships, Social Media

More on the Power of Vulnerability and Shame

markwhardwick wrote 2 weeks ago: Dr. Brown’s last speech at TED was one of our most watched video post of 2011. Now she is back … more →

Tags: Emotional Intelligence, Learning and Change, coaching, Personal Change and Growth, personal expectations, Action learning, Self Awareness, Vulnerability

Facebook, Twitter Activate Brain's Reward Regions

Sebastian Alvarez wrote 3 weeks ago: Many people constantly update about their lives on social networking sites like Facebook and Twitter … more →

Tags: technology, Digital Media, Bio, Vital-Edible-Health, brain, Information, sex, Internet, facebook

Episode #372 comments

Howard@OpenAir wrote 3 weeks ago: Just slapping it up, show notes to follow (at some point: I’m traveling for the rest of the we … more →

Tags: carson, News Corp., Wal-Mart, willful blindness, FCPA, willful blindness, False Statements, Obstruction, duross

Book Review: Escaping the Boy: My Life with a Sociopath1 comment

Bill wrote 3 weeks ago: In her book “Escaping the Boy: My Life with a Sociopath” Paula Carrasquillo dives into a … more →

Tags: Counseling, Review, Sociopath, narcissism, Biography

Like to Brag on Facebook or Twitter? That's Because Self-Disclosure Is like Eating and Sex, Says Study

Matt Peckham wrote 3 weeks ago: We love talking about ourselves, we really do — that’s what a group of Harvard neuroscie … more →

Tags: Alt Tech, apps web, Companies 2, facebook, health & science, News, Reviews / Features, social news, Social Networking

Why We Talk About Ourselves: The Brain Likes It1 comment

Belinda Luscombe wrote 3 weeks ago: Science has now proved what kindergarten teachers, reality-show fans and Catholic priests discover a … more →

Tags: Behavior, Love & Relationships, Mental Health, Psychology, Social Media, Brain imaging, facebook, fMRI scanning, Penny for your thoughts

The Jury is In: Emotions Are Social4 comments

Maureena Bivins PhD, LAc wrote 3 weeks ago: Rather than being limited to an internal, individualized physiological experience, it turns out that … more →

Tags: Social Engagement, Maureena Bivins PhD, Emotion, Social Interaction, Rapport, positive emotion expression, Online social interaction, communicative value of emotions, cultural value of emotions

Looking up to the UK SFO from Down Under

TRACE wrote 1 month ago: In a recent press statement, the UK Serious Fraud Office touted its accomplishments for the 2011-201 … more →

Tags: trace, Australia, BAE, bribery, corruption, Enforcement, Serious Fraud Office, SFO, Tanzania

Countertransference the Friendly Ghost

processrecorded wrote 1 month ago: Emotions happen. And at times, they can be uncomfortable and difficult to manage. When emotions abou … more →

Tags: Social Work, countertransference, Use of Self, therapeutic relationship, Professionalism, death, empathy, adolescence, Grief & Loss & Bereavement

Shall We Dance? When the therapist is vulnerable, too.4 comments

soundscapemusictherapy wrote 1 month ago: Here’s a tale of a music therapist becoming vulnerable in order to fully engage in the musical … more →

Tags: For Caregivers, for music lovers, For music therapists, clinical work, emotional goals, Fear, Music therapy, Rachelle - personal, Therapeutic Process

an anonymous agoraphobic and a question for YOU!24 comments

arlynnpresser wrote 1 month ago: i have been on the road and this morning i am two hours away from f2fb friend #314 mr. anonymous.  w … more →

Tags: facebook, Agoraphobia, Friendship, anxiety attacks, panic attacks, anxiety, phone apps, Vanessa Williams, confessions

The Unquiet Mind

laurablough wrote 1 month ago: friendship: noun 1 lasting friendships: relationship, close relationship, attachment, mutual attachm … more →

Tags: Thoughts, Psychology, Friendship, Interpersonal Relationships, Self Awareness, Doubts, Emotion, Needs, wants

Cheezy First Post (yeah...)

Parenthetical Explanation wrote 1 month ago: Setting up this blog is kind of a spur-of-the-moment thing. I mean, I’ve been thinking about i … more →

Tags: self-disclosure

Mentoring Boundaries: School Boundaries

TeamMates Mentoring wrote 1 month ago: We have been posting about the importance of establishing and maintaining boundaries in a mentoring … more →

Tags: Mentoring Reminders, mentors role, Tips, boundaries, time, safe environment, School

Beginning stages

Dedicated Darling wrote 1 month ago: Through class, we got to know one another. Especially in Coms4.  This is where we covered the first … more →

Tags: First Year, Social Penetration Theory

Online 'self-disclosing' has a creepy vibe but it can also be a revelatory experience.4 comments

Steffan1 wrote 1 month ago: “And then when I was nine…” According to a recent story in USA Today, more and mor … more →

Tags: Blogging, self disclosure and society, TMI, sharing personal information, self disclosure and social media, introvert, private details, Online Privacy, creepiness

'The Expats'

laurafabrycky wrote 2 months ago: I spotted a review on NPR’s website this morning about a new piece of fiction called The Expat … more →

Tags: coherency, integrity, Lying, self-deception


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