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https://qz.com/work/1363911/two-psychologists-have-a-surprising-theory-on-how-to-get-motivated/ Eskreis-Winkler and Fishbach similarly found that 72% of people struggling to save money said that giving advice motivated them to save money more than receiving tips from experts at America Saves; 77% of adults struggling with anger management said they were more motivated to control their temper after giving anger management advice than they…

She said those responsible were “the same teachers pretty much year after year”.
https://www.news.com.au/national/nsw-act/crime/former-sydney-school-vicecaptain-blows-lid-on-sex-between-teachers-students/news-story/73b7485fcc5b2fcab51635d9b203c72d Speaking of the couple’s relationship when Mr Dawson was a physical education teacher and Ms Curtis was a Year 11 student, Ms Wheeler said everybody knew about it. “He was such a huge man, he was a very athletic man, he was tall, and he was extremely heavy set,” she said in The Australian…

Missionary saves Auckland teenager sold into sexual slavery
The Jehovah’s Witness met Kasmeer Lata’s daughter while she was knocking on doors in the teenager’s neighbourhood. RNZ understands the pair formed a friendship and attended church together before the offending happened. After the teenager was forced to have sex about 1000 times for money over a 18-month period, she reconnected with the Jehovah’s Witness…

Govt launches new family violence workforce capability frameworks
Another step of Te Aorerekura – the National Strategy and Action Plan to Eliminate Family Violence and Sexual Violence – and a hope for better meeting the needs of survivors of violence. They aim to build understanding and to improve the capability of government and non-government organisations and workforces to respond to family violence. https://nzfvc.org.nz/node/4627

Stimulating the problem-solving center seemed to protect from worst effects of anxiety
https://www.psychologytoday.com/blog/neuronarrative/201801/problem-solving-buffers-the-brain-against-anxiety The research team assessed a group of 120 participants to find out which were most at-risk in terms of responding to anxiety triggers. Peoples’ brains most prone to anxiety tend to display a bigger response to threats and a lower response to rewards, so researchers exposed participants to stimuli designed to trigger a response…