Jeremy Sutton PhD
Psychologist in Human Performance.
Writer in positive psychology and the science of mind.
Writer at PositivePsychology
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What Is Assertiveness in Psychology? 5 Practical Examples
Assertiveness is crucial when our desired outcomes compete with others’. It affects how hard we push to get what we want and varies with time, context, and experience.
Read moreAssertiveness in Leadership: 19 Techniques for Workplace Managers
Assertiveness describes how prepared you are to stand up for your opinions when someone else wants different outcomes.
Read moreFostering Intrinsic Motivation in Students: 29 Tools & Tips for Your Classroom
Being intrinsically motivated and doing something because it is fascinating, enjoyable, and piques our curiosity boosts our performance
Read moreWhat Is School Psychology?
Ultimately, school psychology promotes a positive learning environment and equal access to services to ensure healthy development for all children.
Read more6 Worksheets & Templates to Find Your Ikigai
The Japanese practice of ikigai helps you find your reason for living, shaping how you live now and in the future.
Read moreHow to Increase Intrinsic Motivation: Methods & Strategies
Intrinsic motivation is conditional on satisfying feelings of competence, autonomy, and relatedness
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Links to published articles
How Smell and Sound Help Your Brain While You Sleep
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What if Mindfulness Isn’t Working?
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Positive Psychology Welcomes Your Dark Side
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3 Questions That Can Change How You Write and Live
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Virtual Reality Could Cure Your Fear of Public Speaking
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Radical Vulnerability Can Be Life-Changing
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‘Minecraft’ Does Good Things for Your Brain
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When Your Brain Doesn’t Recognize Faces
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You Have No Idea How Much Your Brain Is Ignoring
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What Is Mental Toughness, and Where Can I Get Some?
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Entering ‘Flow’ Can Make Hard Exercise More Enjoyable
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Toughening the Mind by Challenging the Body
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Are There Hard Limits to Human Performance?
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Don’t Remove Stress, Own It
read moreCheck out this short video on Resilience and the ABCDE model
Psychology Articles
Currently writing for PositivePsychology.com – a science-based online resource to put positive psychology into practice every day.
Developing Empathy: 8 Strategies & Worksheets for Becoming More Empathetic
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Go to articleWhat Is Intuition and Why Is It Important? 5 Examples
Go to articlePositive Deviance: 5 Examples Of The Power of Non-Conformity
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Go to articleA Look At The Self-Care Wheel: Templates, Worksheets and Activities
Go to articleThe 6 Stages of Change: Worksheets For Helping Your Clients
Go to articleErik Erikson’s Stages of Psychosocial Development Explained
Go to articleStrength-Spotting Interviews: 20+ Questions and Techniques
Go to articleStrength-Based Leadership: 34 Traits Of Successful Leaders
Go to articleHow to Apply the Wheel of Life in Coaching
Go to articleCultivating Strengths At Work: 10+ Examples and Ideas
Go to articlePracticing Mindfulness in Groups: 9 Activities and Exercises
Go to articleThe Importance of Mindfulness: 20+ Reasons to Practice Mindfulness
Go to articleWhat Is Mindful Walking Meditation and How Can It Impact Your Life?
Go to articleProgressive Muscle Relaxation: A Positive Psychology Guide
Go to articleGoal-Setting: 20 Templates and Worksheets For Achieving Goals
Go to articleImproving Sleep Through Mindfulness Meditation
Go to articleSocratic Questioning in Psychology: Examples and Techniques
Go to articleBuilding a Resilient Workplace: 5 Valuable Tools and Activities
Go to article16 Stress Management Activities and Worksheets to Help Clients Beat Stress
Go to articleThe Art of Coping: Strategies and Skills to Help Your Clients Cope
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Most recent articles
What is Resilience, and How Do I Bounce Back?
The ABCDE of managing life’s challenges “Resilience is our ability to bounce back from life’s challenges and unforeseen difficulties, providing mental protection from emotional and mental disorders,” says Professor Michael[…]
Read moreWhen Your Brain Doesn’t Recognize Faces
The science behind ‘face blindness’ Much of human engagement relies upon the ability to recognize familiar faces. And yet this seemingly simple, widespread human capacity, which builds and strengthens social[…]
Read moreYou Have No Idea How Much Your Brain Is Ignoring
The eye-opening science behind ‘inattentional blindness’ In an iconic study from 1999, Daniel Simons and Christopher Chabris, researchers at Harvard University, used a gorilla costume as a prop to explore visual perception. Subjects[…]
Read moreHow to Build an Expert Mindset Using Deliberate Practice
What science tells us about expertise Psychologists, cognitive scientists, and AI researchers have for decades grappled with answering: what does it mean to be an expert, and how does someone[…]
Read moreSearching for Consciousness - The Ghost in the Machine
Research is unraveling the greatest mystery of the mind Scientists and philosophers have grappled with the question of consciousness for over two thousand years. But, despite more than 7 billion humans[…]
Read moreWhy Our Minds and Bodies No Longer Fit the World in Which We Live?
Rise of the mismatch diseases According to evolutionary biologists and psychologists, many physical and mental ailments result from a lack of fit between the environment people evolved for and the one[…]
Read moreWhat Is Mental Toughness, and Where Can I Get Some?
When someone is described as being “mentally tough,” it typically signals that they’re resilient, self-assured, and bold. Ask any athlete what the concept means in sports, and they will answer,[…]
Read moreAdaptations From Our Evolutionary Past Impact Sports Psychology Today
The effect of evolutionary psychology on sport The Theory of Natural Selection is able to unify all species, past and present. Darwin’s Theory of Evolution by Natural Selection shook the world when[…]
Read morePerception is everything
Is the dress gold and white, or blue and black? Is the person with the gun going to help us or hurt us? Are we succeeding or failing?
Same situation, different view.
The content of Explore the Limits aims to provide:
KNOWLEDGE
What you know changes what you think.
Get the facts.
CHALLENGE
We have evolved for challenge, stress, growth.
Take the opportunity to develop.
PROGRESSION
Only the dead fish go with the flow. Do you remain static, do you move forward?
Engage or avoid.
CONTROL
Understand the mind. Understand the body.
Understand the environment they are in.
Where are you, what are you?
Jeremy Sutton, PhD is a freelance science writer
An enthusiastic freelance writer, psychologist, researcher, and content writer, specializing in psychology, science, business, and technology. Currently working for several international clients within both the field of psychology and IT/Business. Over 20 years of experience in technology and the financial industry and more than six years in performance psychology. Excellent organizational skills and capable of managing multiple projects at a time. Comfortable writing for all aspects of digital and social media, and turning complex topics into easy to understand, yet engaging pieces of content.
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