Tag: Psychology
Shadows of Stigma in Asian American and Pacific Islander Mental Health by Malia Coghlan (FCLC ’25) [Student Voices]
The Cost of Pretending The COVID-19 Pandemic is Over” By: Taliah Brisard | FCRH’ 24
Progress or Paternalism: Navigating Language Policy in American Courtrooms By: Billy Harrison (FCRH)
See Their Humanity: A Call to Doctors for Black Women [Student Voices]
A Culture of Drowning: The Ethical Exigency of Investing in Public Pools By Daniel Deeney (FCLC ’26)
Unsolved: How Investigative True Crime Soothes and Provokes Our Consciences by Olivia Tafs (FCRH ’24)
But What About Positive Stereotypes?: A Community Based Analysis of the Model Minority Myth
Fordham University’s Dr. Celia Fisher on Reversal of the Goldwater Rule
Diagnosis at a Distance Continues to Undermine Public’s Ability to Evaluate Trump Policies
Fordham University’s Dr. Celia B. Fisher on Bystander Apathy
Relying on Psychological Assessments do not Right Death Penalty Wrongs for the Intellectually Disabled
Psychologists who “Analyze” Trump are Violating the Public Trust
Immigrant Detention, Genetic Testing, and Moral Obligations to LGBT Youth: Theories & Applications in Contemporary Ethics
Terminating therapy, Facebook policies, Incorporating spirituality and treatment of LGBT clients & More: Dr. Celia B. Fisher addresses the ethical conduct of clinical psychology
Unique program at Fordham examines social issues; seeks to add to renowned faculty
Dr. Celia B. Fisher Featured on Al Jazeera Documentary Discussing Psychological Effects & Ethics of NSA Surveillance
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