the legitimacy of authority. When we perceive someone as an expert, we’re much more likely to comply, whether that means pressing a shock switch in an experiment or clucking like a chicken under stage lights.

When no one challenges harmful behaviour, a person may start believing their actions are acceptable.

is this mass hypnosis? And if so, are young minds being quietly indoctrinated?

Let’s look at three types of fear that rarely get a voice: Christophobia, Contraltophobia, and the powerful, often unspoken fear of rape and

Government messaging—like all persuasive communication—relies on assumptions that may not always be true.

Speak up despite the labels - the more people who refuse to be silenced the weaker the psychological hold becomes.

The power and perils of coercive language and understanding double binds

Values

Politics, Pathological Lying, and Narcissistic Personality Disorder: A Perfect Storm? Let’s face it—politicians have a reputation for...

Projection in politics is a powerful tool, but its consequences for society can be harmful.

The Illusory Truth Effect and how it is used to manipulate you.

Social and Political Uses of “Phobia”: Islamophobia, Homophobia, and More

*Cognitive dissonance* refers to the psychological discomfort experienced when we hold conflicting beliefs, attitudes, or behaviours...

When governments dismantle frameworks that have shaped a society for generations individuals are left grappling with their identity.

Politicians and influential figures often rely on nominalisations to soften their statements and make them harder to challenge.

If You Disagree, Are You a Criminal? The Psychology of Control and How to Guard Against It.

Fear of politicians

Phobias part 1

The Coddling of the American Mind. Book Review

AAAAhhh Accountability.... where did it go?