If true, wouldn’t this undermine the entire psychiatric approach of behavioral cognitive therapy and ideas such as confronting one’s fears and talking through problems?
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#12People usually do what works for them. thats exactly why we still see fist fights, disinformation, yelling, racisim, war, complaining, etc. It does what it was intended to do. Otherwise, people would do something else.
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#13If true, wouldn’t this undermine the entire psychiatric approach of behavioral cognitive therapy and ideas such as confronting one’s fears and talking through problems?
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#14venting produce effects, it make the reader understand other people's feeling without knowing them
if makes them learn about people and their frustrations
ultimately, it gives them the opportunity to come up with a direct or indirect response to them
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#15There could be some truth to it. Since I started venting on HN about how bad ads, drm, social media, and patents are, their prevalence has increased!
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#16https://psycnet.apa.org/record/1967-02716-001 - it's even in the abstract.
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#17It sounds like the aggressive behavior was measured pretty soon after hitting the punching bag. It would be interesting to run the test again after the adrenaline has worn off. I don't think proponents of catharsis are claiming that screaming at a tree if going to instantly make you calmer, it's that later that day you might feel better. Also, participants were instructed to focus their anger on the perpetrator of th…
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#181. Which group achieves more success in solving their underlying problem?
2. Which group exhibits higher levels of psychological satisfaction?