IDI Podcast: The Psychological Aspects of the Ukraine Crisis https://t.co/J2S5n9hGmA via @YouTube
The issue that struck me the most: How to address amd stop the cycle of humiliation. To humiliate the one who humiliates you never works.
Want to improve your communication and relationship with your kids? A neuroscientist and parenting expert breaks down the four most common phrases you should never use, why they don't work, and the right way to teach self-discipline. CNBC: https://t.co/3jYE3kCcX1
Education does not always work because many, if not most important decisions in life (including political affiliation) are based on emotions. It takes a lot of hard work for reasoning to balance the power of emotions https://t.co/lkXsv2ma4P
Describing the complexities of sexuality and the ongoing inner tension between the wish for passionate sexual pleasue and emotional connection this article is about women, but also applies to men https://t.co/fIqedEYT90
Seems increasingly likely to me that the international protections for asylum created after the Holocaust will be entirely rolled back and/or abandoned over the next few decades.
https://t.co/0WhbNqiZ61
THE POWER OF UNCONSCIOUS DEFENSE MECHANISMS
David Brooks omits a very important technique: the power of unconscious defense mechanisms so that people’s underlying motivations are hidden even from themselves.
Had a tough conversation with a constituent about whether the universal pre-K that we’re working to include in the reconciliation package will include snacks.
https://t.co/lI05DkoEc4
Older generations may still be focused on century-old divisions, but younger Americans are starting to blur them. Future Americans will identify with new communities. May they be as broad and inclusive as possible.