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Jannis Kreienkamp

August 19, 2015February 26, 2016  by Jannis Kreienkamp

Why we feel bad about ourselves and why it matters to think about it

This post looks at our research on the mechanics of negative emotions about ourselves, the human obsession with how the past could have been different and some of the things I learned from this first laboratory research project I worked on during the past six months.

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July 10, 2015February 26, 2016  by Jannis Kreienkamp

Escaping the rat race: What I learned from anxiety and stress

This post is about how sports, mindfulness, and an open mind helped one student deal with the rising problem of (academic) pressure. As many other students are also trying to deal with stress and anxiety, this post is a must-read for all students and staff.

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