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Category: Psychology

  • What Trauma Can—and Cannot—Explain About Memory

    What Trauma Can—and Cannot—Explain About Memory

    Archive, Criminal Justice System, Domestic Violence, Mental Health, Psychology
  • When Love Becomes Complicity: Understanding Hybristophilia

    When Love Becomes Complicity: Understanding Hybristophilia

    Archive, Psychology, True Crime
  • The Cellar Beneath Ybbsstrasse: The Josef Fritzl Case

    The Cellar Beneath Ybbsstrasse: The Josef Fritzl Case

    Criminal Justice System, Domestic Violence, Kidnapping, Mental Health, Psychology, True Crime
  • The Door They Believed In: The Story of Heaven’s Gate

    The Door They Believed In: The Story of Heaven’s Gate

    Archive, Cults, Psychology, True Crime
  • Patty Hearst: Kidnapping, Radicalization, and the Case That Divided America

    Patty Hearst: Kidnapping, Radicalization, and the Case That Divided America

    Archive, History, Kidnapping, Mental Health, Psychology, Terrorism, True Crime
  • The Dyatlov Pass Incident: Exposure, Uncertainty, and the Limits of Explanation

    The Dyatlov Pass Incident: Exposure, Uncertainty, and the Limits of Explanation

    Archive, Cold Case, History, Psychology
  • NXIVM: Coercion, Control, and the Criminal Enterprise Behind a Self-Help Organization

    NXIVM: Coercion, Control, and the Criminal Enterprise Behind a Self-Help Organization

    Archive, Cults, Psychology, True Crime
  • Aileen Wuornos: Trauma, Personality Structure, and the Psychology of Violent Crime

    Aileen Wuornos: Trauma, Personality Structure, and the Psychology of Violent Crime

    Archive, Mental Health, Murder, Psychology, Serial Killers, True Crime
  • Psychopathy vs. Serial Killers: A Deep Dive into Myth and Reality

    Psychopathy vs. Serial Killers: A Deep Dive into Myth and Reality

    Archive, Murder, Psychology, Serial Killers
  • False Confessions: Why Innocent People Admit to Crimes They Didn’t Commit

    False Confessions: Why Innocent People Admit to Crimes They Didn’t Commit

    Archive, Psychology, Reform, True Crime
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