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Mark Dvoretsky is a very different type of personality. I believe he is the most important author for chess professionals in the world. His books are extensive training programs for world-class players

How do individual people react to cyberspace? – How do people interact with each other online? – How do people behave in online groups and communities? – What is normal and abnormal behavior? – How can cyberspace promote mental health?

in men it was usually triggered by threats to status, whereas in young women it was more likely to be initiated by threats to their relationships with a boyfriend.

The procedure of psychological testing involves all three of these “treatments” for ADD. It is done one-on-one, with the psychologist guiding the individual orally through the tests, making it difficult for him to tune out. The subject is typically highly motivated, trying to “do well” on the test. And the testing situation is highly stimulating du

Adam Gazzaley and Larry Rosen bluntly summarize in their 2016 book, The Distracted Mind:

When you observe people’s behavior and try to come up with rules that would make sense of it, you discover a very different theory of action—what I call the individual’s “theory-in-use.” Put simply, people consistently act inconsistently, unaware of the contradiction between their espoused theory and their theory-in-use, between the way they think

In 2002, George W. Bush signed into law the No Child Left Behind Act, which massively increased standardized testing across the U.S. In the four years that followed, diagnoses of severe attention problems in children rose by 22 percent.