Call Me Doctor II. Perspectives in the United States on Holding a Doctoral Degree in Psychology
In the United States, the big issue concerns the distinction to be drawn between those with a Ph.D. and those with a Psy.D. …
In the United States, the big issue concerns the distinction to be drawn between those with a Ph.D. and those with a Psy.D. …
Stamford (Connecticut), the Bronx (New York), and New York City (with a focus on the entertainment business as represented o…
“Doctor” is a rich, multi-level word with a long history. This leaves it an influential, complex, and controversial term. Th…
We provide care (generativity) so that our children might remain hopeful and healthy. This deep caring enables us to feel wo…
Mark Twain once said that “travel is fatal to prejudice, bigotry, and narrow-mindedness.” Working in another cou…
In this book, I offer alternatives to Serenity: we must transform these conditions into opportunities for anchoring, curiosi…
Multiple priorities emerge at different times during specific developmental periods. These choices and priorities can lead u…
In seeking to portray community-based Worth, I turn to wisdom provided by several historians (expanding the temporal horizon…
In what ways do we determine Worth based on the accumulation of wealth? How does the capitalistic Pull toward profitability …
I consider Worth as it relates to an individual’s sense of contributing to the world constructively and tangibly. Worth, in …