Stories & Perspectives
Is It Possible to Never Judge Others?
Is it possible to never judge others, or is saying so just a comforting slogan?
Batol Ghorbani Sini · 26 October 2026
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Education
How Practical Experience Shapes Confidence, Judgement, and Decision-Making in Nursing
Hands-on clinical experience, not classroom knowledge alone, is what builds a nurse's confidence, judgement, and ability to make sound decisions under pressure.
Jeffrey Grant · 29 July 2026
Clinical Psychology
Why Careful People Fall Apart at a DUI Stop: The Psychology of High-Stakes Decisions Under Acute Stress
Acute stress at a traffic stop disables careful judgement so advance planning helps drivers protect themselves better.
Amelia Hart · 19 June 2026
Mind & Brain
Skill Worth: A Domineering Self-Esteem Trap with Choices
Skill worth traps you in doubt but accepting you can only do your best unlocks passionate living without self-judgement.
Dane Jorento, MSW, LICSW · 22 May 2026
Education
How CASPer Prep Can Support Ethical Judgement and Student Well-Being
CASPer preparation helps pre-health students build ethical judgement and empathy skills that boost wellbeing and reduce uncertainty.
Robert Haynes · 31 March 2026
Relationships
People Often Misjudge Shared Values in Close Relationships, New Study Finds
A new study reveals people often misperceive shared values in close relationships, highlighting a bias that impacts communication and connection.
Psychreg News Team · 27 January 2025
Society
It’s Time We Take a Closer Look at Accountability and Fairness
We live in a society that values accountability, a generally positive concept that encourages people to take responsibility for their lives.
Joseph Hoffman · 27 September 2023
Mind & Brain
Cognitive Dissonance: Definition, Types, and Examples
But what exactly is cognitive dissonance, and how does it manifest in our lives?
Holly Thompson, PhD · 20 September 2023
Mind & Brain
Fundamental Attribution Error: How Our Biases Affect Our Judgements
Fundamental attribution error (FAE) is a cognitive bias that describes how we tend to attribute others' behaviours to their character traits, rather than to external factors.
David Radar · 19 February 2023
Mind & Brain
What Is Cognitive Dissonance? The Tension Between Belief and Action
What cognitive dissonance is, Festinger's classic theory and experiment, what causes it, and how to manage it.
Dennis Relojo-Howell · 19 February 2023
Relationships
The Risks of Groupthink and How to Avoid It
The risks of groupthink, from flawed decisions to pressure to conform, and practical ways to avoid it in teams.
Dennis Relojo-Howell · 19 February 2023
Lifestyle
Happiness Begins When We Stop Judging Ourselves
We have one life, a beautiful life, and it’s full of colours, sounds, and a whole lot of expressions, emotions and feelings that define us.
Abhijit Chakraborty · 09 April 2021
Lifestyle
To Deal with Regrets We Should Embrace the Should-Could Switch
Let me share to you ways on how to deal with regrets.
Sarah Kallend · 26 November 2016