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Does The Placebo Effect Have A Dark Side?

Does the Placebo Effect have a dark side? Science has proven that placebos can actually work. We can chalk this up to how belief systems and habits change our brains and the personal narrative we have about ourselves and the world around us. But at what point does the placebo evolve into us gaslighting ourselves? A better sense of self, an awareness of what our brain is consuming, and how neuroplasticity can shift the paradigm from internal struggles to productive challenges could help us from gaslighting ourselves.

Research, LEARNShelby ChollettMay 8, 2022placebo, placeboeffect, article, research, brain, neuroplasticity, gaslighting, thesomethingeffectComment

Life of a Research Junkie

In the midst of writing my dissertation, I realized that working in seclusion was not producing unbiased, well-put writing.

REFINEShelby ChollettJune 22, 2018mindfulness, article, researchComment

Mindfulness: An Ingredient to get to Grit?

Article Thoughts, REFINE, Research, Resources, Educational BooksShelby ChollettMarch 14, 2018article, grit, mindfulness, stress, ingredientComment

Mindfulness

Research, REFINE, Resources, Article ThoughtsShelby ChollettMarch 13, 2018mindfulness, stress, anxiety, calm, education, brain, article, studyComment

Leadership & Student Achievement

In schools with higher achievement or higher achievement gains, academic goal focus is both a property of leadership and a quality of school organization...Successful leadership influences teaching and learning both through face-to-face relationships and by structuring the way that teachers do their work.