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Julie M. Albright, PhD, is a Digital Sociologist at the University of Southern California and author of Left to Their Own Devices: How Digital Natives Are Reshaping the American Dream. 

Julie M. Albright, PhD, is a Digital Sociologist at the University of Southern California and author of Left to Their Own Devices: How Digital Natives Are Reshaping the American Dream. 

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Neuro-Everything?
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Neuroscience vs Free Will
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The Problematic Rise of Big Neuro
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The Bipolar Construct
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The End of Psychology?
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Mental Health: Visions of the Future
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Hidden Desires and Secret Thoughts
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Morality, Neuro-myths, and the Spurious Seduction of Evolutionary Ethics
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Spotting the Killers On Our Streets
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The Memory Monopoly
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Why Schools Must Give Up the Myth of Success
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Could Fake News Create Fake Memories?
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Forgetting Plasticity: Catherine Malabou and the Brain Beyond Memory
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The Harms of the Concept of PTSD
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Issue 64: Memory

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The Roots of Anxiety and How to Escape It
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Mental Disorders Are Real, Diagnosis Or Not
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The Myths and the Science Behind Mindfulness
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Optimism and the Good Life
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Should I Pretend That I'm Perfect?
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Remembering your self
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Catching sight of your self
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The gender myth
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Beyond the mental health paradigm
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The new opium of the people
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The madness of philosophers
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Everything you know about happiness is wrong

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Is your worldview making you depressed?
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Psychoanalysis vs CBT: uncovering the unconscious
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