Tag: Psychology

• A Response On The Matter Of Child Abuse By Rabanit Yehudit Yosef [Translated]

  Muting the cruel attacks / Rabanit Yehudit Yosef Subtitle: A tsunami of tears from an anonymous mother; about whom the rabbi and teacher (Rav Ovadia Yosef) said (quoting the Mishna in Nezikin/Baba Kama/Chapter 4/Verse 9)  “there is no guard but a knife”; and also, silencing mechanisms continue to claim victims Description: The weekly opinion column…

  dannielleblumenthal

  December 9, 2016

  Uncategorized

  child abuse, child sex trafficking, Dannielle Blumenthal, Jewish, law enforcement, parenting, pedocrimes, pedophilia, Pizzagate, prevention, psychiatry, Psychology, PTSD, Rabanit Yehudit Yosef, Rav Ovadia Yosef, sexual abuse

• 10 Characteristics of Mob Thinking on Social Media

  It never ceases to fascinate me how certain topics go viral on social media whereas others do not. Just like with branding, it is of course possible to artificially induce a “high” on a certain topic, at least for a time. But in the end a craze has to have enduring value on its own…

  dannielleblumenthal

  November 30, 2016

  social media, Uncategorized

  attitudes, beliefs, collective consciousness, Dannielle Blumenthal, mob consciousness, mob thinking, organizational development, Psychology, social media, values