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Being a real-life superhero isn't about being free of difficult feelings. It's about working with those feelings in a constructive way. In her new book 'Superhero Therapy,' Dr. Janina Scarlet shows you how.

It’s in the theaters. Star Wars is cleaning up and breaking all the records. Which for scientists like me shouldn’t mean a lot, I know. But inside, part of me is smiling. It’s the Christmas lights? you say. No. The children singing carols? Uh, uh. For me, the reason runs …

In 'Star Wars Psychology,' Travis Langley and the PsychGeeks use the Lucas/Disney franchise to shine some light on the human mind's dark side. And the light.

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Daredevil's hypersensitivity can be seen as a symbol of emotional sensitivity. But we can use the same method he uses to not get overwhelmed by our emotions.

Of all the villains in the history of film, the Joker in 'The Dark Knight' is without doubt one of the most iconic and mesmerizing. But to understand why, we have to study the psychology and philosophy of the Joker.

Though not usually consciously recognized as such by the majority of the media-consuming community, pop culture is myth in modern guise.The writings in this column, Hero Worship, will help you to see and recognize pop culture as modern mythology and to be able to use it - as all original myth intended - to awaken the hero within.