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New Cambridge Element, Global Perspectives on Aging and Culture by Hao-Min Chen and Su-I Hou @housweet, out now! Read for free for the next 4 weeks at
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Cambridge Prisms: Global Mental Health Call for Papers | Global Perspectives on LGBTQI+ Mental Health: Resilience, Rights, and a New Generation of Research | Preventing mental health conditions by addressing the social determinants of mental health
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School Renewal in the Bifurcated Educational System by Jianping Shen
Grounded in empirical evidence and rigorous analysis, this book offers compelling arguments for moving toward the school renewal model.
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Mental disorder persistence is rising! π NEMESIS 12-year findings: Broad 3-year persistence jumped from 42.7% to 57.9%. Associated with higher persistence: younger age, living in a city, childhood trauma, & near-daily drug use. Read π https://t.co/lJ6FG4VtIF
What if paranormal experiences arenβt supernatural at all but are shaped by the way our brains interpret reality? ποΈ Listen to Melissa Maffeo discuss her new book, Science of the Supernatural: Critical Thinking for the Mind and Brain, on WBURβs On Point. https://t.co/r7QQeogihJ
When the neonatal MRI tells the whole story: a novel imaging phenotype in a 17p13.3 deletion', a new Canadian Journal of Neurological Sciences blog by Prateek Malik, Maryam Nabavi Nouri, Stephanie Hammond, Victoria Siu and Manas Sharma
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New for 2026! Moghaddam's Theories of Intergroup Relations | Discover a critical assessment of the major psychological theories of intergroup relations, complemented by contemporary empirical research.
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Hear author Mark S. Davis discuss his new book, Nefarious Reflections, on The Talking Heads Podcast. Discover the ideas behind this thought-provoking work and the questions it raises about the darker side of human nature. https://t.co/e8F5zXzhGr
'Improving Care for a Commonly Misdiagnosed but Often Treatable Condition: The New Canadian Consensus Guidelines for Spontaneous Intracranial Hypotension are now published!', a new @JournalCJNS blog by Farnaz Amoozegar and Bahareh N. Cloutier
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The Cambridge Handbook of the International Psychology of Religion by Kevin L.Ladd et al.
Using a theoretical framework that encourages cross-cultural collaboration, this book explores core elements of the psychology of religion.
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