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Psychoanalysis and Philosophy of Mind
Freudian and philosophical approaches to the mind.
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- How concentrated is lying among a small number of prolific liars, according to the study?
- How did Sidoli frame flatulence as a psychic defence mechanism rather than a purely physical act?
- How does cognitive therapy help patients identify and challenge distorted thinking?
- How does self-reported lying frequency change from childhood through adulthood?
- What clinical argument did Mara Sidoli make in 'Farting as a Defence Against Unspeakable Dread'?
- What does the voodoo doll study reveal about the function of harmless displaced aggression?
- What emotions do people typically signal when they sigh, according to Teigen's research?
- What experiment did Milgram, Bickman, and Berkowitz run on a New York City pavement in the late 1960s?
- What is the core methodological paradox in asking people to self-report how often they lie?
- What longer-term research and cultural effects followed from Hofmann's 1943 resynthesis of LSD?
- What made this paper, despite its subject, a serious contribution to the psychoanalytic literature?
- What pattern did Richard Vetter notice among entomologists who studied insects professionally?
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- What psychological effects does workplace injustice typically produce in employees?
- Why did this study of crowd behavior receive an Ig Nobel more than fifty years after it was conducted?
- Why do listeners tend to interpret someone else's sigh as sadness when the sigher meant frustration?
- Why might having eight legs instead of six trigger fear even in scientists who study similar creatures without fear?