Agendas and Anxieties: CBT for Psychosis
He begins like this:
I have been watching discussion about the latest CBTp trial with interest and some weariness.
And here are some interesting links that I found in his feed:
Find The Gap: Or, why researchers squabble so much.
The post and the comments section is interesting to a confused layperson like me, and somewhere in there Sarah Knowles writes what I have been thinking:
For me, one of the core values of the scientific method is the fact that you’re expected to change your mind based on the evidence, in which case the idea that scientists are just sticking to their guns regardless is very worrying.
The Americanization of Mental Illness
Alex Trochut
AMERICANS, particularly if they are of a certain leftward-leaning, college-educated type, worry about our country’s blunders into other cultures.
Cognitive MechanismsUnderlying Recovered-MemoryExperiences of Childhood SexualAbuse
Elke Geraerts,1,2 D. Stephen Lindsay,3 Harald Merckelbach,2 Marko Jelicic,2 Linsey Raymaekers,2Michelle M. Arnold,1 and Jonathan W. Schooler4
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University of St. Andrews, 2
Maastricht University, 3
University of Victoria, and 4
University of California, Santa Barbara
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