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r/askpsychologists

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r/askpsychologists is a place
to ask about the science and practice of psychology, including psychological research, theory and practice. General questions about psychological conditions and disorders are welcome, but this is -NOT- a place for discussion of individual mental health concerns.

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to r/askpsychologists by MyTransResearch
10 months ago
Why would a malignant narcissist bully someone but then be obviously hurt when the victim rejects them?
in Mali
to r/askpsychologists by Neither_Presence1373
3 months ago
Why do some find more sexual attraction in non-explicit scenes than explicit scenes?
to r/askpsychologists by MattersOfInterest
9 months ago
On the nature and role of theory in psychological science
to r/askpsychologists by Writerlad
1 year ago
Is there a disorder where you think the world is made of tissue paper?
to r/askpsychologists by Embarrassed_Dirt739
6 months ago
Are clinical psychologists taught paralanguage?
to r/askpsychologists by Embarrassed_Dirt739
6 months ago
Learning personality psychology
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6 months ago
Gender differences in hexaco trait honesty-humility
to r/askpsychologists by God_Spaghetti
10 months ago
At what age ranges do feelings develop?