FOCUS on MEDIA PSYCHOLOGY AND TECHNOLOGY

Media Literacy and Modern Technology
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Doomscrolling: The Ultimate Negative Flow State and Four Ways to Counter It
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Is Social Media Reflecting Our Pathology or Adding to It?
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Social Media Use is Related to Both Ill-Being and Well-Being
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NEED A LITTLE HAPPINESS AND JOY?

Post-Traumatic Growth: An Introduction
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Social Media and Self-Esteem
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Being a Perfectionist Doesn’t Have to be a Negative
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Stoic Philosophers – The First Cognitive Behavioral Therapists
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THE PSYCHOLOGY OF POLITICS

Attitudes to Inequality May Have Genetic Underpinning
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What’s the Role of Politics in Therapy?
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People Probably Agree With You Less Than You Think
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People Care More About Climate Change After Experiencing a Hurricane
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PRO Course 1080: APA Guidelines for Clinical Supervision [2 Credits]
This online text-based course is based on the 2018 guidelines developed by the American Psychological Association for clinical supervision in health service psychology. It introduces the learner to clinical supervision in health service psychology and discusses the seven domains and 29 guidelines. The course concludes with an extensive list of references as well as definitions of key terms related to supervision in health service psychology.

PRO Course 1202: Positive Psychology: The Benefit of Well-Being [2 Credits]
This online text-based course introduces the learner to the concept of well-being from a positive psychology perspective. Based on a peer-reviewed article, this course will provide an overview of well-being and its impact on health, social relationships, work, and resilience. The research supporting the link between well-being and crucial life domains will be reviewed and implications, gaps in the research, and practical applications are discussed.

PRO Course 1203: Positive Psychology Interventions: A Randomized Placebo Controlled Online Study [1 Credit]
This online text-based course introduces the learner to the concept of well-being from a positive psychology perspective. Based on a peer-reviewed article, this course will provide an overview of well-being and its impact on health, social relationships, work, and resilience. The research supporting the link between well-being and crucial life domains will be reviewed and implications, gaps in the research, and practical applications are discussed.