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10Jan/23

The online ‘hierarchy of credibility’ that fuels influencers like Andrew Tate

January 10, 2023MediaAcademic disciplines, Alex Jones, Andrew Tate, Articles, Belief, Creative Commons, Credibility, Donald Trump, Hierarchical organization, Hierarchy, Howard Becker, Iraq, liverpool john moores university, Organizational structure, Paul TJ French, Political culture, Political terminology, Politics, Populism, Romania, Snowden, Stanley Cohen, Structure, Tristan, United Statesadmin

Paul TJ French, Liverpool John Moores University

The arrest of influencer Andrew Tate in Romania on charges of sex trafficking and sexual abuse will do little to deter his supporters. For some time now, those outside his sphere of influence have looked on bemused as to how he appears to have accumulated so much power over young people.

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15Aug/22

How trauma survivors can harness spiritual contemplation to process stress – new research

August 15, 2022ScienceAbnormal psychology, Academic disciplines, Adverse childhood experiences, Articles, Catrin Eames, Creative Commons, Homelessness, Human behavior, liverpool john moores university, Posttraumatic stress disorder, Psychiatric diagnosis, Psychological resilience, Psychological trauma, Rumination, SHUTTERSTOCK, Traumatologyadmin

Catrin Eames, Liverpool John Moores University

Trauma, such as surviving or witnessing road accidents, natural disasters and violence, can shake up our lives, challenging our core beliefs and views of the world.

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