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Ellen Diamond

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Why Customer-Facing Technical Professionals May Be at Risk of Burnout

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By Robert Haynes, Adam Mulligan, Ellen Diamond
| Psychreg
17 Reading Time: 4 minutes Burnout is often described as feeling tired, stressed, or overdue for a break. The World Health Organization gives the term a narrower meaning: an occupational phenomenon, not a medical condition or personal weakness. It describes burnout as the result of chronic workplace stress that has not been successfully managed, with three dimensions: exhaustion, mental distance or cynicism toward work, and reduced professional efficacy.
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Why Scrolling Is Quietly Weakening How We Think Online

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By Tim Williamson, Ellen Diamond, Adam Mulligan
| Psychreg
205 Reading Time: 3 minutes Quick summary: A new study argues that decades of research into how people read across multiple sources has failed to reflect how online reading actually works, calling for approaches that account for algorithms, cultural background, and emotional responses.
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Best App to Learn Spanish for Adults in 2026: A Psychology-Informed Ranking

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By Tim Williamson, Ellen Diamond, Adam Mulligan
| Psychreg
5 Reading Time: 5 minutes There is a widespread myth that adults cannot learn languages. It is not true. Adult brains learn vocabulary faster than children’s brains, retain grammar rules better with explicit instruction, and apply prior linguistic knowledge to new languages in ways children cannot. What adults do struggle with is time, consistency, and picking a tool that respects how their brains actually work. Most language learning apps are built for gamified engagement; not for adult cognition.
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