Category Archives: People (in general)

Horrible Bosses – Ideas on What to do about Them

Posted on December 8, 2018 by Dr Joseph Russo

A horrible boss can come with a silver lining: Those who have had to work with an abusive boss are more likely to treat their own direct reports ethically and with respect, according to research published in the Journal of Applied Psychology.The … Continue reading →

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Anxiety and the “Newly Free” – aka, Young Adults

Posted on October 21, 2018 by Dr Joseph Russo

I doubt that there is anything new about anxiety. I see it as a function of freedom. And the “newly free” are what the law refers to as “adults.” Adults are those who have been freed from parental authority. When … Continue reading →

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Working Towards Goals and The Future

Posted on October 7, 2018 by Dr Joseph Russo

Working Towards Goals and The Future (this was written for my community college class in the Fall of 2018, a group who seemed – by and large – to be lacking in the goal-setting department) She was sitting on the … Continue reading →

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Tetrachromacy (I had no idea)

Posted on August 22, 2018 by Dr Joseph Russo

Color me fascinated at learning today about the condition (or blessing, as it were) of tetrachromacy. I cannot wait to tell my students about it. Now, we all know about color blindness and the fact that it is most prevalent … Continue reading →

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