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August 2019

August 28, 2019August 27, 2019  by Nicholas Sledzinska

404 DATA NOT FOUND: How much information do we lose to the binary?

This blog was not supposed to be an analysis of contemporary research methodology. Nevertheless, it became one when I discovered how much information we lose in psychology because of one simple question.

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August 14, 2019  by Urte Patricia Wetwitschka

Diagnosis Psychosis

People diagnosed with mental illnesses, such as psychotic disorders, have to face public stigma most of the time. They suffer under the consequences and are afraid to tell people. Therefore, interventions to reduce stigmatization are important and should be applied by today’s society.

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August 7, 2019  by Maximilian Koprolin

Should the cars of the future be psychopaths?

The technology behind self-driving cars is quickly evolving. As the transition from manually driven cars to autonomous cars is approaching, we need to assess certain ethical implications. Which abilities or traits do we want to give the AI behind the wheel of these vehicles?

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