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A Psychologist's Thoughts on Clinical Practice, Behavior, and Life

Why People May Irrationally Fear That They Are “Going Crazy"

Psychologists describe the part of the mind which controls behavior as the “Executive Function” and there are few greater fears than its loss. Without a locus of control, no one can function adequately. While its loss is a common fear, this is almost always unjustified. When occurring, it is usually with those whose sense  Read More 
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