Author: T. Franklin Murphy
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Social Mobility
Read more: Social MobilityMoving up can bring greater security while raising new questions about identity and belonging. Social mobility research reveals how family…
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Epistemic Injustice: When Knowledge Is Unfairly Dismissed
Read more: Epistemic Injustice: When Knowledge Is Unfairly DismissedAn invitation to speak does not guarantee that our knowledge will receive fair consideration. Epistemic injustice examines how prejudice and…
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Contingent Self-Worth
Read more: Contingent Self-WorthA setback can hurt without settling our worth. Explore how approval, achievement, and relationships become conditions for feeling acceptable, and…
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Emotional Eating: When Food Becomes Regulation
Read more: Emotional Eating: When Food Becomes RegulationFood can meet hunger and offer comfort while another need remains unresolved. Emotional eating becomes easier to understand when we…
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Outcome Bias: When Results Distort Our Judgment
Read more: Outcome Bias: When Results Distort Our JudgmentA disappointing result does not automatically make a decision foolish, and success does not prove wisdom. Outcome bias can distort…
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Food and Depression: The Emerging Science of Diet and Mood
Read more: Food and Depression: The Emerging Science of Diet and MoodFood can become difficult when depression drains appetite, energy, and motivation. Research on dietary patterns and mood offers reasons for…
