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Taylor Swift Is the Subject of a New University Course on Social Psychology

A new Arizona State University course is exploring what psychologists may learn from Taylor Swift’s career as one of the biggest performers on the globe.

This autumn, a course titled Psychology of Taylor Swift — Advanced Topics of Social Psychology will be given, and Ph.D. candidate Alexandra Wormley will instruct it. She explained to the news outlet of ASU that “the course is basically using Taylor Swift as a semester-long example of different phenomena — gossip, relationships, and revenge,” stressing that “the class is not a seminar on how much we like or dislike her — we want to be able to learn about psychology.”

 Larger media landscape

She continued by citing Swift’s 2017 album Reputation as an example of how she would relate psychological concepts to themes from her numerous albums. Taylor’s sixth album, Reputation, marks her comeback after vanishing from the public eye due to disputes with Kanye West and Kim Kardashian. She releases a hugely popular album and goes on a stadium tour as her way of exacting revenge on them and the larger media landscape, she said. The pupils are aware of this, but do they understand why we enjoy taking revenge? Do they know how we exact our retaliation? We can learn from social psychology.

Numerous colleges across the nation are now offering courses on Swift. The Clive Davis Institute of Recorded Music at NYU began offering its first-ever class on the superstar in February 2022, instructed by Rolling Stone writer Brittany Spanos. The singer-songwriter’s work was studied alongside that of Chaucer, Shakespeare, Wyatt, Coleridge, Keats, Dickinson, and Plath in the new liberal arts course Literary Contests and Contexts: The Taylor Swift Songbook, which debuted at the University of Texas at Austin last August. The course’s “required texts” included four of her most recent albums.

Swifties should naturally be interested in the course

The upcoming fall semester will feature the new subject, Psychology of Taylor Swift – Advanced Topics of Social Psychology. The course will be instructed by Alexandra Wormley, a Ph.D. candidate in the Department of Psychology.

Wormley told ASU News that she believes utilizing Swift as a starting point “will spark meaningful conversations and serve as a teaching tool for learning advanced psychology concepts.” Swifties should naturally be interested in the course, but Wormley emphasizes that “the class is not a seminar on how much we like or dislike her — we want to be able to learn about psychology.”

Taylor Swift haters, who we’ve learned are “going to hate, hate, hate, hate,” should enroll in the class, according to Wormley, who told ASU News she’s not assuming “any prior knowledge about Taylor Swift in my lectures.” In fact, she hopes they do, in order to challenge the Swifties with different viewpoints.

Curious to learn more? Explore our article on: Enterprise Wired

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Why do we procrastinate? 10/05/2020

Have you ever had a paper due for class? You are told about it two weeks in advance, yet you put it off because, well why not you have plenty of time to do it so why start it now? Time goes by and you still have not completed or even started the paper, now its the day before its due and you are freaking out. You are rushing to complete a paper that you knew about in advance and had plenty of time to due so why wait till the last possible moment to do it?

In simple words, Procrastination. 

Now what exactly does that mean?

 Procrastination is the act of unnecessarily delaying or postponing a task.

This normally occurs when there is something you don’t want to do. That’s the simple version at least. Most people assume that it is a choice or a matter of will power but the actuality of it is more complex then that.

What causes procrastination to happen is no simple answer though, as there are many causes.

ADHD

Depression

Anxiety

lack of energy

lack of motivation

feeling overwhelmed

feelings of failure and so on

When all of these negative factor out weigh our self control and our motivation to get something done, we tend to either leave it to the last possible moment or eventually forget about it till its too late and over with.

Now how to work around it as we try to break the habit of procrastination. 

making a schedule, to manage time better

understanding what it is that you are trying to accomplish

breaking the task into smaller more manageable pieces

having help, wither from a friend or a teacher

Remember that this isn’t the end of the world. Its something we all do and we can work with it to be better. 

if you are in need of help please look to these sources below.

https://www.healthline.com/health/anxiety#disorders

https://jamesclear.com/procrastination

https://www.mentalhealth.gov/ 

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"Applied Psychology: Making a Difference in the Real World" is a comprehensive guide to the practical applications of psychology in various settings. The book covers various topics such as clinical psychology, industrial and organizational psychology, educational psychology, sports psychology, and forensic psychology. The authors, prominent psychologists in their respective fields, provide real-world examples of how psychological principles and practices can be used to solve problems and improve lives.

The book starts with a general overview of the history and foundations of applied psychology, highlighting the evolution of psychology from a purely academic discipline to a practical and applied science. The authors then delve into the various specialties of applied psychology and the ways in which they impact real-world issues.

For example, in the section on clinical psychology, the authors discuss the use of cognitive-behavioral therapy, family therapy, and psychopharmacology in treating mental health disorders. In the section on industrial and organizational psychology, the authors explore how psychological principles can be used to improve work environments, increase employee satisfaction, and maximize organizational productivity. The section on educational psychology covers the importance of student motivation, learning styles, and effective teaching strategies.

Throughout the book, the authors highlight the importance of ethical considerations in applied psychology and emphasize the need for professionals to be aware of the ethical implications of their actions. The book also includes numerous case studies and personal anecdotes that help illustrate the practical applications of psychology in real-world settings.

In conclusion, "Applied Psychology: Making a Difference in the Real World" is a valuable resource for anyone interested in the practical applications of psychology. Whether you are a student, a practitioner, or simply someone interested in how psychology can make a difference in people's lives, this book provides an insightful and engaging overview of the field.

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