The bystander effect is a social psychological phenomenon where individuals are less likely to offer help to a victim when other people are present. The more bystanders there are, the less responsibility each person feels, often leading to inaction. This diffusion of responsibility can result in emergencies being ignored, even when help is clearly needed. […]
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It was close, but not enough. A bill sponsored by state representative Jamie Flick (HB 378) to replace Pennsylvania’s existing family law with a rebuttable presumption of equal shared parenting and 50/50 lost by a 103-99 vote. The amendment also requires, amongst other significant revisions, a judge to provide a written explanation for the decision […]
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Much of the technical knowledge presented the handbook can be further explored within this reading list. All authors are first rate, leading experts within their respective fields (Kahneman and Thayler are Nobel Prize winners). I have listed the books in the order that I suggest you read them, but that’s not necessary. All in the […]
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The Love & Iron Project – www.loveandiron.com Note: The reader might find some of the information contained in this article upsetting because it concerns he weaponizing and abuse of children by government and others. Never the less, in order to fix something, we need to understand it, so this post is both candid and a bit […]
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Do a hashtag search for “parental alienation”, “false allegations”, or “joint custody” on social media and you will undoubtedly run across a plethora of posts attempting to discredit parental alienation, reverse the blame for it, or gaslight the audience into accepting that the abuser is the actual victim. Changing and correcting public sentiment about parental […]
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Do not buy into to disinformation promoted by alienating parents and their enablers operating within the family court industry. Parental alienation (PA) is considered a serious form of emotional abuse because it conforms to the standard accepted characteristics of abuse behavior and its effects on children; most notably the deliberate manipulation of a child’s emotions, […]
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You’ve surely have seen seen them on social media: claims that parental alienation is “junk science” used to by the “real abusers” to discredit custodial parents. Well, the purpose of this short article is to help clear-up any confusion you may have about the difference between PAS and PA abuse, and, put you in a […]
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Why would I want to understand women? Women understand women, and they hate each other. ~Al Bundy In psychology and economics, a bias is a systematic pattern of deviation from objective or rational judgment, where individuals’ thoughts, beliefs, and decisions are influenced by preconceived notions, cultural expectations, or mental shortcuts. They are tendencies that occur […]
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A few months ago, I put up a Tactical Notebook Discover post about the wisdom of utilizing tactical screens for harvesting decision-making information, but the truth is the benefits of using tactical screens are all kinds of useful if you are generally interested in being efficient with your resources. For those who didn’t read the […]
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The story of King Solomon and the baby is a well-known biblical tale that demonstrates Solomon’s renowned wisdom and his ability to render fair judgments. This story can be found in the First Book of Kings, chapter 3, verses 16-28, in the Old Testament of the Bible. The story goes like this: Once upon a […]
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