
The science of positive emotions, stress, and resilience
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This past weekend, my daughter graduated from the University of North Carolina - Wilmington with a Master’s in Accounting. My wife and I are very proud of her. When planning for this weekend, my daughter did something strange and probably p...
What does it mean to be optimistic? I’ve discovered through my life and work that those who are optimistic kind of get it. We (I’ll include myself among them) think that generally good things will happen to us in the future. However, every...
Like millions of other people, I love watching reality TV dating shows. My current favorite is “Love is Blind”, a Netflix show where people initially date without seeing each other. If they fall in love in the required 10-day dating period,...
As you may or may not know (depending on if you’ve read my other posts), I’m a HUGE University of Michigan fan. I follow football and basketball and live and die with each game they play.
For the past two weeks, Michigan basketball has be...
I like to give my students a chance to flex their essay-writing muscles and add an article that they can be proud of to their resumes. This article was guest written (with revisions by me) by my student, Lily Botha, who is a senior at Wake...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
I'm a Psychological Scientist who studies how people use positive emotions to manage their stress and become resilient.
I am a senior at Wake Forest University pursuing a B.A. in Psychology with minors in Neuroscience and Spanish. I am passionate about studying psychiatric disorders, developmental psychopathology, emotion neuroscience, and neuroimmune mechanisms.
Psychology student at Wake Forest University
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