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#Chechen #police #urging #parents #kill #gay #children
http://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/europe/chechnya-parents-kill-gay-sons-russia-region-government-chechen-leader-ramzan-kadyrov-a7714591.html?cmpid=facebook-post Chechen police are reportedly urging parents to kill their gay children, according to survivor testimony from one man held in a “gay torture camp” in the country. Authorities have been telling parents of gay men to “sort it out” or the state will intervene, the victim, who has not been identified, claimed. The latest…

Good-looking people are more likely to believe that life is fair
Good-looking people are more likely to believe that life is fair https://t.co/wJ0bEbGHOj — PsyPost.org (@PsyPost) August 11, 2018

Ken Clearwater said it was naive to think inmates would voluntarily make disclosures about such attacks.
Despite threats from Mitchell the victim sought medical attention and police later became involved. JustSpeak director Tania Sawicki Mead said it was not only sex offenders who posed a risk in a double-bunking scenario. “What the evidence tells us is that it’s not a safe or appropriate place for anyone to be kept,” she said….

PTSD in older adults
http://www.psychiatrictimes.com/special-reports/ptsd-late-life/page/0/1 Although most psychosocial interventions are similar to those used in PTSD treatment with younger adults (eg, education about symptoms, enhancement of social support, coping tools to more effectively manage symptoms), some specific concerns should be considered when working with older traumatized adults. First, it is crucial to consider older adults’ cognitive abilities to help…

Internet pornography: protective roles of social support among Korean adolescents
http://bit.ly/2L6TY0x Adolescents’ exposure to internet pornography and its negative effects on healthy sexual development have been extensively investigated. However, little research has addressed the identification of protective factors that can buffer these negative effects. Based on the conceptualisation of a stress-buffering model of social support, this study empirically tested whether social support would provide a…
Do You Wonder What Healthy Relationships Look Like?
https://www.psychologytoday.com/gb/blog/finding-true-love/201909/what-do-healthy-relationships-look Here’s a surprising answer to the question, what do healthy relationships look like. Healthy, happy couples live most of the time in a state of Positive Paranoia. What is Positive Paranoia? It involves giving your partner the benefit of the doubt when they do something that is disappointing or hurtful. Happy partners often see…