Adolescence and the problem with questions. | Psychology Today

blogs.psychcentral.com — “There is a vast array of problems that youth of today may have to face. It can be a fast and confusing world taking place during such a crucial stage of adolescent cognitive, psychological, and social development. Living a mentally, physically, and socially healthy life is something that is learned. Promoting positive youth development means helping youth understand what success means to them, and the characteristics and skills of a thriving, productive adult.” View full resource at blogs.psychcentral.com

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Positive Psych: How Positive Psychology Enhances Youth Development http://bit.ly/gp6SYd

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idealawg: A few reasons to be cautious when reading or hearing testimonials

westallen.typepad.com — “Why do people trust testimonials? That's not a rhetorical question. I really am asking why. Testimonials are fraught with problems of validity, and I have never fully understood why buyers give them much weight. Today on the Friends of Positive Psychology listserv, psychologist Todd Kashdan posted a very succinct note...” View full resource at westallen.typepad.com

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Empowering patients | 89.3 KPCC

scpr.org — “Any kind of medical problem, even a minor one, takes a psychological toll. It's a time when we entrust ourselves to trained medical professionals. Or do we? More and more, people are hitting the Internet and learning everything they can about what ails them. Many doctors bristle at the idea of getting second-guessed by patients and family members in medical decisions. Some find it dangerous for people with no medical training to be looking at unsubstantiated articles on the web for medical advic” View full resource at scpr.org