Regression

The 4 Most Dangerous Types Of Exes

Mark Banschick, MD | Posted 02.29.2012

Read More: Violence in Divorce, Regression, Malignant Divorce, Personality Disorder, Divorce, Spousal Abuse, Character Traps, Divorce News
Mark Banschick, MD

Divorce is a loss -- a death of sorts. Under the stress of loss and uncertainty, most people regress and become more irritable, needy or impulsive.

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Suppression, Regression, Depression

Craig Ing | Posted 12.24.2011

Read More: Healthy Living Health News, Depression, Regression, Making Positive Changes, Suppression, Moving Forward, Healthy Living Mind, Emotional Intelligence, Healthy Living News
Craig Ing

Regression can only be stopped by positive change and moving forward. You create positive change by avoiding suppressing your own self.

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Do You Find Yourself Reverting Back To Your ‘Behavioral Mean’?

Lloyd Glauberman, Ph.D. | Posted 11.17.2011

Read More: Self Improvement, Behavior Change, Health, Regression From Mean, Regression, Self Help, Extraordinary, Mean, Average, Average Behavior, Mean Average, Healthy Living News
Lloyd Glauberman, Ph.D.

It is only when we begin to explore the realm of statistics that "average" becomes both very interesting and very powerful.

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The Loser's Curse? Don't Count on It

Daniel Adler | Posted 05.25.2011

Read More: Colts, Raiders, Regression, Nfl, Football, Saints, Super Bowl XLIV, Super Bowl, Sports News
Daniel Adler

Looking at the winners and losers of the first Super Bowls, it appears the both winners and losers make the playoffs in the following season at a similar rate.

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