The Emotional Tasks of Adulthood: Unsullied Ideas About Uncertainty, Ambiguity, and Ambivalence, By Jeffrey C. Singer, Ph.D.

“A season is set for everything, a time for every experience under heaven.” Ecclesiastes Chapter 3, verse 1 For making it past that title, you deserve kudos and a pithy, meaningful posting. Emotional well-being and feeling content greatly hinge on our ability to completely understand what is going on in the space between our ears.…

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Behavioral Finance, By Kenneth Freundlich, Ph.D.

Traditional economists often assert the stock market to be “efficient,” meaning prices accurately reflect value. Theoretically, this makes sense because most people will not buy something if the price is higher than they think it is worth. Underlying this view is the assumption that all information relevant to stock prices is available to potential buyers…

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