The Atlantic includes an article: “The Curious Personality Changes of Older Age—When people lose the ability to control their circumstances, their selves sometimes evolve instead” by Faith Hill.
Here are some excerpts:
You’ve probably heard the saying “You can’t teach an old dog new tricks.” An awful phrase, I...
A new issue of JAMA: Surgery includes an article: “Erosion of Peer Review and Quality Assurance Privilege.”
An organizational culture that values the open discussion of potential problems, near misses, and errors without fear of retribution has been unequivocally demonstrated to be a core tenet of safety science and culture. Key historical examples...
Professional Psychology: Research & Practice has published online (in advance of print publication) an article: “Common Flaws in Forensic Reports and How to Avoid Them.” The authors are Stan Brodsky and Ken Pope.
Flawed forensic psychological reports can create unfortunate, sometimes harmful, consequences,...
For “The Golden Bachelor” and other singles of a certain age, there may be bad dates and false starts. But romance can be infinitely better after decades of life experience.
When Janet Ha, 65, first tried online dating in February, she found it “confusing and weird.”
Her...