Fukushima Nuclear Crisis

By Tamar SchwartzApril 12, 2011 Science News

Click Here to Read: Fukushima Nuclear Crisis on the Institute of Science in Society website on April 11, 2011.

On Different “False” Memories From Screen Memories to Deja Vu by John Kafka

By Tamar SchwartzApril 12, 2011 Papers

Click Here to Read: On Different “False” Memories From Screen Memories to Deja Vu by John Kafka.

Rabbis Sound an Alarm Over Eating Disorders

By Tamar SchwartzApril 12, 2011 General News

Click Here to Read: Rabbis Sound an Alarm Over Eating Disorders By Roni Caryn Rabin in the New York Times on April 12, 2011.

Celebs Turn Out For Freud’s Last Session

By Tamar SchwartzApril 12, 2011 Announcements

Click Here to Read: Celebs Turn Out For Freud’s Last Session on the Broadway.com website on April 11, 2011.

Click Here to Read: Freud’s Last Session: Skeptical Freud and other posts on Freud’s Last Session on this website.

Psychodynamic Psychotherapy Program Information Session at NYPSI

By Tamar SchwartzApril 11, 2011 Announcements, NYPSI Centenary 1911-2011

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On Becoming a Training Analyst: Working from Group Examination to Self-Evaluation at the New York Freudian Society

By Tamar SchwartzApril 11, 2011 Papers

Click Here to Read: On Becoming a Training Analyst: Working from Group Examination to Self-Evaluation at the New York Freudian Society by Jane S. Hall, Arlene Kramer Richards, Phyllis L. Sloate, and and Joann K. Turo.

Does Your Brain Bleed Red, White, and Blue?

By Tamar SchwartzApril 10, 2011 Science News

Click Here to Read: Does Your Brain Bleed Red, White, and Blue? by Greg Miller the Science Now Website on April 7, 2011.

Lefty or righty? A new study links a larger anterior cingulate cortex (left) to politically liberal views and a larger right amygdala to conservatism. Credit: R. Kanai et al., Current Biology, 21 (26 April 2011)