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Robert Epstein
Does your child have a reading disability? Why some people have trouble learning this basic skill.
Discusses the psychological aspect of laughter and introduces
several psychology-related articles featured in the 'Psychology Today'
journal.
Editorial. Reflects on the significance of the walnut desk used by
United States Vice Presidents to the human person. Details on the outer
appearance of the desk; Secret hidden within the desk's drawer;
Similarities between the desk and the people.
PT's Dr. Epstein answers your questions about unrequited love, belief in God,
recovering alcoholics, obsessive compulsive disorder and more.
Putting candidates through the test. Should we use psychological tests to select government leaders?
Editorial. Introduces a series of articles which deals with balance
in life in the field of psychology.
Provides answers to question regarding beauty, sex, marriage and
other related topics. Impact of physical appearance on career, romance
and happiness; How to find a good but affordable therapist; How to
develop one's social skills.
Editorial. Deals with the progress of mental health care in the
United States (US). Mental health care in the 1950s; Actions taken by US
President Kennedy for mental health in the 1960s; Contributions of Jimmy
and Rosalynn Carter to mental health treatment in the 1970s; Efforts of
Tipper Gore, wife of Vice President Al Gore, for mental health research
and services; Impact of parity legislation on mental health care in the
US.
Presents questions with corresponding answers on psychology.
Possibility of falling in love at two different persons at the same time;
Retrieval of repressed memories through hypnosis; Right time wherein
parents must stay out of their children's lives and allow them to start
interacting socially with others on their own.
Surgeon General
David Satchertalks about
suicide.
Interviews psychologist Robert J. Sternberg regarding intelligence.
Mistake in the professional concept of intelligence; Why many
professionals cling to the concept of one intelligence; His opinion on
test result.
Interviews Richard Suinn, a psychologist at the Colorado State
University. Background of the Suinn; His achievements; His view on the
sports psychology; Examples on how psychological techniques help
participants in the Olympic Games.
Provides answers to psychology-related questions. Change in the
perception of homosexuality; Best strategy for overcoming shyness in
meeting; Techniques of behavior modification.
America's mental health crisis. The 1999 White House Conference on Mental Health.
Editorial. Encourages everyone to make this world a peaceful place
as the World Peace Day in 2000 approaches. Why war may continue to be
inevitable; Number of active wars worldwide; Areas where war is
imminent.
Answers questions on psychological problems. Importance of hanging
out with a friend who has a suicidal tendency; Information on a
desensitization procedure; Characteristics of a person having a bipolar
disorder or manic depression.
Projective tests, recovered memories, correctional boot camps -- psychology's top 10 misguided ideas.
Carter recounts his childhood on a Georgia farm, where, it seems, the seeds of greatness were sown.
Putting Love to a Real Test, Robert Epstein experiments if love can
be learned in an arranged marriage.
A chat with Laura Bush and our editor in chief.
