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Institutional Betrayal
Psychology
Institutional Betrayal (IB) is a phenomenon in which “an institution causes harm to an individual who depends on or trusts the institution” (Smith & Freyd, 2014, p. 578). In…
Jul 27, 2025
Self-Acceptance and Relationships
Philosophy
Psychology
In an issue of Psychological Reports, William Schutz, an American psychologist, argues that “[l]ikeability is based on the ability to create an atmosphere within which…
Jul 22, 2025
Pride and Flattery
Philosophy
Psychology
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Ethics
, Spinoza argues that if an individual is proud, then he loves flatterers: “[a] proud person loves the presence of parasites or flatterers, and hates the presence…
Jul 10, 2025
The Catastrophic Risks of AI
Artificial Intelligence
Philosophy
In The Catastrophic Risks of AI - and a Safer Path, Yoshua Bengio argues for the rise of agentic AI, and the conditions under which their rise might cause humans to go…
Jun 18, 2025
Techno-Distress
Information Systems
Psychology
Ragu-Nathan and colleagues (2008) defined the constructs of technostress and technostress creators, also known as techno-distress and techno-distress creators respectively…
May 3, 2025
Techno-Eustress
Information Systems
Psychology
Tarafdar and colleagues (2024) defined the constructs of techno-eustress and techno-eustress creators. In this post, I present the definitions of both constructs.
May 1, 2025
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