Beyond the Bar – Page 2

Study – Contempt can emotivate negative behavior

Sending a message that a person is bad and unresponsive to change is likely to engender a contemptuous response, according […]

This study identifies a variety of emotions that motivate care, such as love, compassion, and generosity. Other research by law

This important meta study & responsive comment confirm childhood neglect/abuse impacts brain shape and function, and that attachment is the

Equipoise describes the lawyer’s art of balancing opposing interests and states while remaining poised for action. It’s also useful for

Genes, environment and… brain parasites affect human thinking and behavior. 25 years of research studies consistently suggest that the protozoa

This research offers insight into why a client-centered approach, truly letting the client make decisions, can help avoid ethical problems.

Looking at 1,890 identical twin pairs, it appears that developing reading comprehension skills can enhance IQ. Prior research has demonstrated

In a parenting context, mindfulness was nicely defined and training both the parent and child was found to provide the

The most common motivations for why emerging adults (ages 18-26) take risks are personal growth, achievement, to avoid missing out,