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Noam Shpancer Ph.D.

About

Noam Shpancer, Ph.D., is the author of the novel The Good Psychologist. He was born and raised on an Israeli kibbutz. He received his Ph.D. in clinical psychology from Purdue University. Currently, he is a professor of psychology at Otterbein University in Westerville, Ohio. His research interests center on issues of child care and development. He is also a practicing clinician with the Center for Cognitive and Behavioral Psychology in Columbus, Ohio. He specializes in the treatment of anxiety disorders.

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Recent Posts
Trigger Warnings Can Be Triggering
Recent research concludes that trigger warnings are neither necessary nor devastating for those who receive them—although they may induce uncomfortable anticipation.
Why Sleep Is Even More Important Than You Thought

A new study, reviewing 50 years of sleep research, offers clarity on the effects of various sleep deficiencies on emotional health.

A new study, reviewing 50 years of sleep research, offers clarity on the effects of various sleep deficiencies on emotional health.

The Truth About Lie Detection

The dream of a simple, straightforward, reliable, and practical lie detection technology has yet to be fulfilled.

The dream of a simple, straightforward, reliable, and practical lie detection technology has yet to be fulfilled.

On Failure, Truth, and Learning

A Personal Perspective: Stories about success and lying, and an old joke about a dead cat.

A Personal Perspective: Stories about success and lying, and an old joke about a dead cat.

Why Infidelity Is So Often Not Regretted

New data questions some assumptions about links between infidelity and poor relationship quality, and moral consistency in intimate contexts.

New data questions some assumptions about links between infidelity and poor relationship quality, and moral consistency in intimate contexts.