Psychology Writer Social/Moral/Religious Psychology; PhD Psychology-U Missouri; Married; proud Granddad. Tweets are not advice. 🇺🇸
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Can friendships help reduce prejudice? A longitudinal study of adolescents found friends influence each other’s attitudes over time, especially when they start out with opposing views.
See more highlights from recent peer-reviewed studies: at.apa.org/f6dc69
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"younger children appear to make prosocial decisions more intuitively and spontaneously, while older ones sometimes appear to reason or reflect more before making decisions that will positively affect others" ow.ly/WUeb50ZruBO via @physorg_com
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Brain injury and mental health symptoms can overlap in complex ways. Understanding the root cause is critical for effective treatment and recovery.
#BrainInjury #ABI #TBI #Concussion #Stroke #MentalHealth #NeuroPraxis #recovery
Brain injury and mental health symptoms can overlap in complex ways. Understanding the root cause is critical for effective treatment and recovery.
#BrainInjury #ABI #TBI #Concussion #Stroke #MentalHealth #NeuroPraxis #recovery
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Among adults with severe mental illness, integrating #PhysicalActivity into psychiatric care improves psychiatric symptoms, cognitive health, and cardiometabolic outcomes, supporting longer life expectancy. ja.ma/4wGEALN
Among adults with severe mental illness, integrating #PhysicalActivity into psychiatric care improves psychiatric symptoms, cognitive health, and cardiometabolic outcomes, supporting longer life expectancy. ja.ma/4wGEALN
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#MentalHealth content is everywhere these days, but popularity does not always equal accuracy.
Psychologists encourage people to approach online content thoughtfully and seek trusted, evidence-based sources.
Learn more: at.apa.org/2bcc81
Geoffrey Sutton, PhD retweeted
Dissociative disorders can affect how someone experiences their memories, emotions, and sense of self. For many people, these symptoms can impact everyday life.
Geoffrey Sutton, PhD retweeted
Burnout is often misunderstood as just stress and exhaustion, but it’s much more than that—it’s an organizational failing.
Listen to Dr. Christina Maslach explain the origins of #burnout and how to prevent it from affecting your team: at.apa.org/24v
Geoffrey Sutton, PhD retweeted
Psychopharmacology is misunderstood 🚨
The goal of psychopharmacology is to optimise stability across five functional domains (PACES) to facilitate the process of neuroadaptation.
P -Perception
A - Activity
C-Cognition
E-Emotional Hedonics
S- Sleep
Psychopharmacology is misunderstood 🚨
The goal of psychopharmacology is to optimise stability across five functional domains (PACES) to facilitate the process of neuroadaptation.
Pharmacotherapy is one component - integrated with psychological, behavioural, and environmental interventions to drive recovery.
P -Perception
A - Activity
C-Cognition
E-Emotional Hedonics
S- Sleep
Geoffrey Sutton, PhD retweeted
Paying attention to someone whole heartedly is one of the greatest gifts you can give them. Focus on the now, the person in front of you, their words, tone of voice, facial expression and body language. 💙
#FridayMotivation #FridayFeeling #FridayMorning #Mindset
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"extraverts are more likely to volunteer, while agreeable individuals are more inclined to donate money" ow.ly/QNVS50VKMxz via @NeuroscienceNew
Geoffrey Sutton, PhD retweeted
"The end of a romantic relationship rarely happens overnight. A recent psychological study found that warning signs often emerge one to two years before a breakup." ow.ly/3CIq50VCUxQ via @SciTechDaily1
Geoffrey Sutton, PhD retweeted
People with borderline personality often have a disturbed sense of identity, one that developed early in life. Here's what can be learned when they tell their story of how they became who they are today.
People with borderline personality often have a disturbed sense of identity, one that developed early in life. Here's what can be learned when they tell their story of how they became who they are today. psychologytoday.com/us/blog/…
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Cognitive symptoms in major depressive disorder (MDD) often persist even after mood improves, affecting memory, processing speed, and executive function.
Vortioxetine has been investigated for its potential pro-cognitive effects, independent of its antidepressant properties...
Cognitive symptoms in major depressive disorder (MDD) often persist even after mood improves, affecting memory, processing speed, and executive function.
Vortioxetine has been investigated for its potential pro-cognitive effects, independent of its antidepressant properties (McIntyre et al., 2016).
Here’s a review of the mechanisms and clinical findings. 🧵👇
Geoffrey Sutton, PhD retweeted
The beginning of 2025 has seen exciting updates in research involving major depressive disorder. Check out 5 of the biggest updates from January and the first few days of February.
The beginning of 2025 has seen exciting updates in research involving major depressive disorder. Check out 5 of the biggest updates from January and the first few days of February.
psychiatrictimes.com/view/ma…
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Not only do people with depression seek to verify their negative mindset, but they often go so far as to avoid anything positive. Why? Because they are afraid of happiness, writes @swhitbo
Not only do people with depression seek to verify their negative mindset, but they often go so far as to avoid anything positive. Why? Because they are afraid of happiness, writes @swhitbo psychologytoday.com/us/blog/…
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“A story of triumph over #mentalillness & #depression. Debbie recovers from a life-changing low and shares her wisdom, strength, and hope with us.” Angie buff.ly/2zF3BfQ
#mentalhealth #suicide #braininjury #book #books #Mondaymorning #Mondaythoughts #Mondaymood #healing
“A story of triumph over #mentalillness & #depression. Debbie recovers from a life-changing low and shares her wisdom, strength, and hope with us.” Angie buff.ly/2zF3BfQ
#mentalhealth #suicide #braininjury #book #books #Mondaymorning #Mondaythoughts #Mondaymood #healing
Geoffrey Sutton, PhD retweeted
NMA: Antipsychotics are not procognitive drugs. The overall small superior outcomes compared to placebo may be explained by less disordered thought patterns. Haloperidol, fluphenazine, and clozapine should be avoided when cognitive deficits are a concern
NMA: Antipsychotics are not procognitive drugs. The overall small superior outcomes compared to placebo may be explained by less disordered thought patterns. Haloperidol, fluphenazine, and clozapine should be avoided when cognitive deficits are a concern jamanetwork.com/journals/jam…
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"individuals who exhibit high self-control are perceived as more powerful and are more likely to be conferred power than those with low self-control" ow.ly/E9TQ50UFCub via @PsyPost