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What We Know About College Students to Help Manage COVID-19
by Brent Roberts
What we know about the emotional skills and behavior patterns of college-age students can help inform our strategies for coping in the upcoming school year.Character and Context Blog
Sometimes We Should Ignore Advice: Even People Who Give Us Advice Think So
by Fabian Ache, Christina A. Rader, and Mandy Hütter
Surprisingly, people who give you advice don’t always want you to do exactly as they say.
Thinking Positive—or Thinking Magical?
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During the COVID-19 pandemic, many Americans have embraced “the power of positive thinking.” Others seem to be relying on magical thinking. Both come at a cost.
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