Psychology

Hope is always our best option: Staying hopeful in Israel during a war

This war can inspire us to do things we may not otherwise have done.

By DR. BATYA L. LUDMAN
25/05/2024

Survival mode: Israel has no time to process Oct. 7 trauma

For Israelis, there is no time to process trauma as we are so focused on emergency after emergency. Processing will happen when we feel safe enough to get out of survival mode.

By DANNY BROM
22/05/2024

The app offering free support workshops for soldiers

Psychologists from the Zigmund app are launching free support workshops for soldiers to process combat experiences, provide support, and treat post-trauma.

By WALLA! TECH
19/05/2024

Perceived age number: How old do you feel you are?

Whether you feel older than your stated age or younger, it is important to ask yourself what factors you took into account when answering the question.

By DR. BATYA L. LUDMAN
27/04/2024

The power of human touch: A friendly pat on the back improves basketball performance

In difficult situations, physical touches like a hug or a pat on the back can reduce stress, though whether this influences performance in stressful life situations is yet to be studied in detail.

People, including Israeli leaders, have difficulty making decisions, taking responsibility - study

Research on decision-making has shown that when people are making decisions, they have to evaluate their options over time because they often don’t immediately know what to do.

The psychology of soldiers and accidents in the Hamas war

They serve as a poignant call to all parties involved to reevaluate their strategies and ensure that the sanctity of humanitarian efforts is preserved even amidst the tumult of conflict.

The Netflix logo is seen on their office in Hollywood, Los Angeles, California, US July 16, 2018.

Netflix portrayals of violence diminish teens' understanding of pain

Popular Netflix media commonly portrays pain in the context of violence, trivializing other forms of pain that adolescents can experience, such as chronic pains or menstrual pains.

Cognitive dissonance: Netanyahu's aggression shows he feels threatened

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's aggressive display in the Knesset shows cognitive dissonance – a state of tension when reality challenges our self-beliefs.

By DR. LIRAZ MARGALIT
27/03/2024
Iris Hashvia

Naturopathy expert and evacuee treats other October 7 survivors

Adi Peri survived Hamas's attack on her Kibbutz, and now helps other survivors as they navigate being evacuees staying in Eilat.

25/03/2024
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