Have you written a song lately? No? Read on: You’ll have a song done in a matter of minutes. Let’s start with a tune, that of I Wonder by Rodriguez. Use…
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Have you ever known a femme fatale? I watched a streaming video on someone who was widely considered one: Christine Keeler. She was the attractive teen at the centre of the Profumo Affair…
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Finding Meaning in Life, Even During a Pandemic
Posted by jmalouff | Human Thinking and Behavior, Positive psychology | No CommentsAre you searching for meaning in life? If so, read Man’s Search for Meaning. Written by Austrian psychiatrist Viktor Frankl after he survived imprisonment in Nazi concentration camps, the…
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Psychopathic Personality
Posted by jmalouff | Human Thinking and Behavior, Mental health problems, Personality | No CommentsGary Gilmore was a psychopathic American. He started committing burglaries when he was a boy and ended up in reform school. When he was released, he upgraded his crimes to…
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Our Desire for Justice
Posted by jmalouff | Human Thinking and Behavior, Social psychology | No CommentsI like to see justice occur. I wager you do too. It seems fitting when someone who claims that Covid is a hoax ends up getting Covid. It…
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When I worked as a lawyer in Colorado, other lawyers would talk about a drunk-driving expert prosecutors called to testify about the invisible effects of alcohol on a person: alcohol slows reactions, impairs judgment….
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I like naming things. Many people do. My two children have official names, including hyphens. They also have nicknames, Huckleberry and Blue Boy. I also name my cars….
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You May Have Helped Others Without Realizing It
Posted by jmalouff | Human Thinking and Behavior, Positive psychology | No CommentsDecades ago a Detriot-based guy named Rodriguez, who called himself Sugar Man, wrote songs and sang like Bob Dylan. I especially like his song I wonder. Rodrguez never made it…
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Psychological Importance of the Neighborhood
Posted by jmalouff | Human Thinking and Behavior, Social psychology | No CommentsI live in a neighbourhood. I imagine you do too. When I look out my windows I see trees, bushes, and grasses. I reckon those views are good for my…
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Individuals who have obsessive-compulsive disorder often have wild thoughts. They may think that they ran over someone and feel a compulsion to go back to check. Or they may think…
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