Ask The Psychologist Issue #17: What is a Litmus Test to identify evil in people?
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- Posted on October 6, 2020
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I have been asked many times by people, how do you identify evil in people and people who are basically evil. An article today, by a media news and opinion personality Bill O’Reilly, gives us all an idea on how to identify evil in our thinking, as well as people who are basically evil in […]
Ask The Psychologist Issue #16: The Loss Of Freedom and Its Effects On Human Beings
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- Posted on September 18, 2020
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(Previous issues of Ask The Psychologist can be found on the Editorial page of www.bartpbillings.com) The last issue of Ask The Psychologist (Issue 15) discussed how **Choice Theory Psychology’s higher human psychological needs are genetically possessed by all human beings (Unless there is a genetic defect), with the need to be FREE being one of the […]
Ask the Psychologist Issue #15: What are the Psychological Effects of Depriving Someone the Ability to be Involved with Others?
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- Posted on September 18, 2020
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Recently, a person asked me, if her child was lacking the normal relationship with her friends at school and elsewhere, could it result in depression. As I mentioned in Issue 3 of, Ask The Psychologist; “Symptoms of being confined to your home and isolated from work and your community and general paranoia, can be exactly […]
Ask the Psychologist Issue #14: Gaslighting
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- Posted on September 18, 2020
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According to the DSM–5, the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Health … we can cause symptoms of depression — illnesses of the mind, that are caused by abuse, isolation, gaslighting. The below description of the psychological term, Gaslighting, relates to the topics in the previous Issues, 12 and 13 and will hopefully help people understand the larger picture discussed in these prior […]
Ask the Psychologist Issue #13: Why are so Many Media Outlets Providing Similar Biased Information?
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- Posted on September 18, 2020
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I have often been asked by many people, Why are so many media outlets providing similar biased information? In Ask The Psychologist Issue 12, I was asked the question, How Do I know What To Believe in the Media? The below would appear to answer most of that question (Why are so many media outlets providing similar […]
Ask the Psychologist Issue #12: A Free & HONEST Press In A Democracy
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- Posted on September 18, 2020
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There have been a few additions to what I previously sent out as well as a response from a friend that I feel is worth sharing. RESPONSE: Quiet a point you have here Bart! You listen to a station n get influenced by what u hear. U change station n get a different outlook n […]
Ask the Psychologist Issue #11: An Appreciation Exercise to Combat Shelter In Place
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- Posted on September 18, 2020
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I thought I would share the below with you during this time where so many people are being asked to stay home to reduce the spread of COVID 19. Over my many years of seeing patients, many with marital and family problems, I could see myself today ( Now retired), asking my patients to put […]
Ask the Psychologist Issue #10: Treatment Possibility for COVID 19 By Dr. Richard Bartlett
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- Posted on September 18, 2020
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July 21, 2020 As a psychologist, I had many individual patients over the years that were fearful about various things but presently there appears to be mass fear about about one thing, contracting COVID 19. I fround the best way to combat fear is to restore hope that the problem facing a person can be […]
Ask the Psychologist Issue #9: Researchers Studying Ultraviolet Technology to Dampen Virus
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- Posted on September 18, 2020
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Much of the article below was originally Published in the Pittsburg Post Gazette by DON HOPEY) https://www.post-gazette.com/news/health/2020/04/09/Ultraviolet-technology-far-UVC-light-disinfectant-COVID-19-coronavirus/stories/202004080113 Based on current research, the below information is something that should be explored for a safe return of students to schools. If “far UVC light” it is safely developed, students can return to school with no changes from past school procedures. […]
Ask the Psychologist Issue #8: How do you know if People in the Media are Telling the Truth
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- Posted on September 18, 2020
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The University Of Scranton is a Jesuit College in Pennsylvania that required, when I attended, all its students to basically minor in philosophy. Many of us complained about having to take all these classes at the time, since we didn’t immediately see how it would help us get a job when we graduated. But as […]