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Powers of Perception

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  1. Psychology Articles by David Webb

    Dec 31, 25 07:06 AM

    Abstract illustration of a person reading with branching neural patterns, representing psychology and human insight
    Discover psychology articles by David Webb, featuring science-based insights into why we think, feel, and behave the way we do.

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  2. Stranger Things Psychology: Trauma, Grief, Friendship, and Resilience

    Dec 31, 25 07:01 AM

    Promotional image for Stranger Things showing the main characters facing the Upside Down, illustrating psychological themes of fear, trauma, and resilience.
    An in-depth psychological exploration of Stranger Things, examining trauma, grief, friendship, adolescence, and resilience beneath the supernatural story.

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  3. Aphantasia Explained: When Reading Doesn’t Create Mental Images

    Dec 25, 25 07:40 AM

    Person reading a book with abstract imagery overlay illustrating differences in mental imagery and aphantasia
    Aphantasia is the absence of mental imagery. This article explores how it affects reading, memory, imagination, and why not everyone “sees” in their mind.

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