Anthony Silard’s article was just published in Psychology Today. You can find it here.
Read More Anthony Silard’s article “The Personal Test of the Pandemic: Thinking for Ourselves” was published in Psychology Today. You can read the article here.
Read More Beware of false knowledge; it is more dangerous than ignorance. — George Bernard Shaw A few days ago, I made a radical, life-changing decision. To move? No. To put our kids in another school? Not at all. To go on a trip? If only. I decided to check the news about the pandemic at most once every […]
Read More Anthony Silard’s article “Why We’re So Addicted to News about the Pandemic” was published in Psychology Today. You can read the article here.
Read More Anthony Silard’s article “How to Survive the Pandemic without Becoming a “Zoombie” was published in Psychology Today. You can read it here.
Read More Social distancing will hopefully come to an end in the not-too-distant future. Why? Because we need each other. We are social animals that, as social psychologists Roy Baumeister and Mark Leary document, need to belong to social groups to survive and thrive. The global recommendations of social distancing seem necessary; yet we must understand the social implications. The Unprecedented […]
Read More Anthony Silard’s article “Transforming Loneliness” was published in Psychology Today. You can read the article here.
Read More Anthony Silard was published in The Orlando Sentinel. You can read the article here.
Read More In the 2013 action film World War Z, Brad Pitt travels the world attempting to derail a zombie pandemic. Like many movies of yesteryear, there are zombies, with one slight change: they move fast as opposed to slow. Like the standard zombies, they are not very happy with their lot, walk around aimlessly, seem to […]
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