Alcohol is not the disinhibitor that people assume it is. Alcohol changes your perception of time- where once you start to drink, you...

I get asked about the issue of self-disclosure a lot in training. It is one of those difficult grey areas where people are never sure of...

New research sheds light on how people decide whether behavior is moral or immoral. The findings could serve as a framework for informing...

Moral dilemmas are often critical feature of working with clients in everyday practice, especially when they become stuck in difficult...

I love what moral dilemmas can tell us about our brains and how we make decisions. This is a great example of a moral dilemma which pits...

In a recent blog entry Problems Expand with Solutions, I described the psychological process whereby people fail to recognize progress. ...

The Newman vs Peterson debate rumbles on online still and I remain intrigued by peoples responses to the debate. Specifically, where...

I have become increasingly interested in how people respond to moral dilemmas and what this reveals about the brain. In everyday life, I...