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  1. Motherfucker on Psychology Today literally argues that AI is bad because "before AI, confidence usually carried the weight of effort, and that effort was often a badge of accomplishment."

    Conclusion:

    Confidence is for non-disabled successful people. AI is bad because it allows disabled people to have confidence and maybe, just maybe, give them the wherewithal to get out of disability.

    Fuck everyone writing about AI right now like they know anything because they clearly know less than nothing about the real world. 😾

    Josh Nosta, if you can see this, literally fuck you, you hack.

    #AI #Ableism #Accessibility #PsychologyToday #Neurodiversity #DigitalEquity #DisabilityJustice #TechEthics #JohnNosta #CognitiveLiberty

  2. 🤖💔 Would you trust an algorithm with your deepest secrets? My latest article for Psychology Today dives into the unsettling truth about AI therapy—how chatbots exploit loneliness, blur boundaries, and risk your privacy.

    Why you should care:
    🔹 AI “empathy” is programmed, not real
    🔹 Your data could be sold to advertisers
    🔹 Human intuition can’t be coded
    👉buff.ly/hjp19D0
    #AITherapy #MentalHealth #TechEthics #DigitalPrivacy #FutureOfMentalHealth #PsychologyToday #AIethics #StayHuman

  3. 🤖💔 Would you trust an algorithm with your deepest secrets? My latest article for Psychology Today dives into the unsettling truth about AI therapy—how chatbots exploit loneliness, blur boundaries, and risk your privacy.

    Why you should care:
    🔹 AI “empathy” is programmed, not real
    🔹 Your data could be sold to advertisers
    🔹 Human intuition can’t be coded
    👉buff.ly/hjp19D0
    #AITherapy #MentalHealth #TechEthics #DigitalPrivacy #FutureOfMentalHealth #PsychologyToday #AIethics #StayHuman

  4. 🤖💔 Would you trust an algorithm with your deepest secrets? My latest article for Psychology Today dives into the unsettling truth about AI therapy—how chatbots exploit loneliness, blur boundaries, and risk your privacy.

    Why you should care:
    🔹 AI “empathy” is programmed, not real
    🔹 Your data could be sold to advertisers
    🔹 Human intuition can’t be coded
    👉buff.ly/hjp19D0
    #AITherapy #MentalHealth #TechEthics #DigitalPrivacy #FutureOfMentalHealth #PsychologyToday #AIethics #StayHuman

  5. 🤖💔 Would you trust an algorithm with your deepest secrets? My latest article for Psychology Today dives into the unsettling truth about AI therapy—how chatbots exploit loneliness, blur boundaries, and risk your privacy.

    Why you should care:
    🔹 AI “empathy” is programmed, not real
    🔹 Your data could be sold to advertisers
    🔹 Human intuition can’t be coded
    👉buff.ly/hjp19D0
    #AITherapy #MentalHealth #TechEthics #DigitalPrivacy #FutureOfMentalHealth #PsychologyToday #AIethics #StayHuman

  6. 🤖💔 Would you trust an algorithm with your deepest secrets? My latest article for Psychology Today dives into the unsettling truth about AI therapy—how chatbots exploit loneliness, blur boundaries, and risk your privacy.

    Why you should care:
    🔹 AI “empathy” is programmed, not real
    🔹 Your data could be sold to advertisers
    🔹 Human intuition can’t be coded
    👉buff.ly/hjp19D0
    #AITherapy #MentalHealth #TechEthics #DigitalPrivacy #FutureOfMentalHealth #PsychologyToday #AIethics #StayHuman

  7. I was surprised by which #teaching and #studying methods seemed ineffective when tested.

    After reviewing some #education #research in my library, I listed seemingly ineffective and seemingly effective techniques, and then explained how trendy techniques can become overrated by #publicationBias and #conflictsOfInterest.

    Parents, educators, and students may be surprised by my latest at #PsychologyToday:

    psychologytoday.com/us/blog/up

    #higherEd #edu #parenting #psychology #decisionScience #cogSci #BTS

  8. DATE:
    May 14, 2024 at 07:25PM
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    Psychology Today
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    RT @swhitbo: You heard about #TypeA, #TypeB, and #TypcC #personality but it's only #TypeD that you need to worry about. New #psychology res…
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    #psychology #counseling #socialwork #psychotherapy @psychotherapist @psychotherapists @psychology @socialpsych @socialwork @psychiatry #mentalhealth #psychiatry #healthcare #depression #psychotherapist #PsychologyToday

  9. New blog post! I review a dynamic systems model of pursuing happiness. Zerwas and Ford find that the system of happiness and goal pursuit can potentially lead to paradoxical effects. Pursuing happiness too intensely can make you less happy!

    psychologytoday.com/us/blog/ho

    @psychology
    @socialpsych

    #Psychology #PsychologyToday #Happiness #DynamicSystems #Cyberntics #SystemsThinking #Emotion #EmotionRegulation

  10. We get articles like this because we live in a world inescapably tied to neoliberalism and hierarchical ways of organising work. I’m sure the advice to “not make friends at work” is stellar survival advice in a large company, but it’s not the best way to ensure human flourishing.
    I’ve definitely been burned by relationships at work, […]

    https://thoughtshrapnel.com/2023/11/14/there-are-better-approaches-than-just-having-no-friends-at-work/

  11. New blog post comparing running therapy to antidepressants!

    This isn't the first study to find equivalent outcomes. What's a bit more interesting is thinking about the adherence & sub populations who this is a viable alternative for.

    @[email protected]
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    psychologytoday.com/us/blog/ho

    #Psychology #PsychologyToday #Antidepressants #SSRIs #Running #Medication #MentalHealth

  12. New blog post! Recent research uses big datasets from facebook and Gallup to examine the effects of facebook use on wellbeing. What did they find? More importantly, how did they study the question, and how does that affect their conclusions?

    @psychology
    @neuroscience

    psychologytoday.com/us/blog/ho

    #facebook #wellbeing #psychology #PsychologyToday #SocialMedia #Danvers

  13. New blog post on Psychology Today!

    I'm finally reading Pessoa's The Cognitive-Emotional Brain, and I wrote a brief essay on it. I'm staying pretty high level, even though the book is pretty detailed and technical.

    I hope to write a few posts on general thoughts as I read through it. I wish I'd gotten to it in grad school, because there's a lot of thoughtful analysis there!

    @psychology
    @neuroscience
    @PessoaBrain

    psychologytoday.com/us/blog/ho

    #PsychologyToday #Pessoa #Damasio #Neuroscience

  14. New blog post! Another in a series I had planned on postpartum depression research by the Las Madres Nuevas project at Arizona State University.

    I got to work with several of the researchers on the project while I was doing my PhD there, and I really admire the work they're doing. Hopefully this helps people become more aware of the work being done on maternal mental health!

    psychologytoday.com/us/blog/ho

    #PostpartumDepression #MaternalMentalHealth #Depression #PsychologyToday #Stress #Resilience

  15. Our Clinicians Exchange email list member Mark Banschick M.D. wrote this
    Psychology Today article!

    -------- Forwarded Message --------

    Hi all,
    This is a new PT piece that may help a client or two.
    If it’s simply unwanted email clutter, please forgive me. J
     Mark Banschick, MD – Stamford, CT

    Dysregulating the Dysregulator
    <psychologytoday.com/us/blog/th>

    /Why Some People Need to Trigger You/
    Mark Banschick M.D.
    <psychologytoday.com/us/contrib> -
    January 16, 2023
    Some dysregulated people use others to regulate themselves.
    That is okay until the method of regulating involves making another
    person miserable.
    Let's take a closer look.

    #psychology #socialwork #psychiatry #psychotherapy #mentalhealth
    #borderline #BPD #NPD #Narcissitic#Dysregulation #psychologytoday
    @psychology @socialwork @psychotherapists
    #ProjectiveIdentification #MelanieKlein #calm #happiness