Jurnalul Român de Psihoterapie Integrativă

BPS Research Digest

Your free, fortnightly roundup of the latest psychology research from the British Psychological Society.
Research Digest
  1. Adults Who Experienced More Positive Emotions Had Less Memory Decline Over The Next Decade
    By Emily Reynolds. It's not yet clear exactly why positive affect is related to a slower rate of memory decline.
  2. Coping With Remote Working During Covid-19: The Latest Research, Digested
    By Emma Young. How has the shift to working from home affected our mental health — and what can we do to make our new working lives better?
  3. Grimacing Or Smiling Can Make An Injection Feel Less Painful
    By Emma Young. Grimacing participants also reported feeling less stress, while Duchenne smiles were associated with a lower heart rate.
  4. Our Feelings Towards People Expressing Empathy Depend On Who They’re Empathising With
    By Emily Reynolds. While empathy is often depicted as an uncomplicated moral good, the results suggest a more complex situation.
  5. We Are Less Likely To Dehumanise Prisoners Who Are Approaching The End Of Their Sentence
    By Emma Young. Dehuminisation can lead to inhumane treatment and impair rehabilitation, so it's important to understand what leads to such views.

Dacă faci o greșeală, recunoaște-o. Orice încercare de a o ascunde se va întoarce în cele din urmă împotriva ta. La un moment dat pacientul va simți că nu ești sincer și actul terapeutic va suferi. Mai mult, admiterea deschisă a greșelii este un model bun pentru pacienți și un semn în plus al importanței care o au pentru tine.

Irvin D.Yalom, M.D. Darul Psihoterapiei