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Department of Psychology

His leave over, Ian Fisher waits in line at the Denver airport

Spotless Mind?

May 25, 2011 by Jessica Sinn

Psychologist discovers drug-free therapy could alter fear-filled memories For a military veteran with post-traumatic stress disorder the sound of a helicopter or airplane could trigger a flashback of bombing raids. A car backfire or any sudden noise could bring back images of a roadside bomb explosion. Even a calm walk in the woods could conjure […]

white wolves standing by the water

For the Greater Good?

September 17, 2010 by Jessica Sinn

Citizens with strong national ties willing to die for countrymen Imagine a runaway trolley hurtling down the tracks toward a handful of people. If it continues on its course, it will kill the group of innocent bystanders. You’re given two options to save the day: throw a switch and kill only one person, or sacrifice your […]

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