➣ By Katharina Meyerbröker Imagine a therapy that is always successful and would hardly take any time. Instead of going to therapy once a week for months, your treatment would…read more →
➣ By Cristian Sirbu et al. Exposure-based interventions are the most effective treatments for anxiety disorders; however, their acceptability in the general population is limited. New translational approaches inspired by…read more →
➣ By Ariana Anderson A sugar pill can regrow hair in a study on baldness; sham knee surgery can reduce pain comparably to real surgery. During World War II, a…read more →
By Joyce Mamo New Zealand’s Human Interface Technology Laboratory (HIT Lab) is one of the leading centers in the country and internationally acclaimed for its Human-Computer Interaction (HCI) research and Interaction…read more →
By Ashfaq M. Ishaq In his remarkable book, A History of Knowledge, Charles Van Doren used a dew drop on a leaf to explain the discovery of the telescope and…read more →
By Giuseppe Riva The 21st century represents a new era in which psychology and technology can interact synergistically. Curiously, existing psychology manuals do not include a single chapter on…read more →
Brenda K. Wiederhold: You recently received an award from the National Association of County Behavioral Health and Development Disability Directors for your outstanding efforts to reduce cuts to national mental…read more →
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By Adriana Mira et al. Emotional disorders are prevalent mental disorders associated with significant disability and economic costs. According to the World Health Organization, depression will become the second most…read more →
By Rachel Iredale et al. The new knowledge generated by the Human Genome Project will allow us to apply genetics advances to healthcare more than ever before. ‘Telegenetics’ is the…read more →