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Michael Nicholas

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Imaginary Things Takes Readers Inside the Personal Reality of Living With Schizophrenia

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By Michael Nicholas
| EIN Presswire
Imaginary Things Takes Readers Inside the Personal Reality of Living With Schizophrenia by Michael Nicholas Michael Nicholas shares a memoir exploring mental illness, emotional struggle, and the journey from psychological darkness toward healing and self-awareness.
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Spilled Beans

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By Michael Nicholas
| New York Review of Architecture
The simple cup of joe my grandfather once enjoyed at the local family-owned diner gave way to my father’s Starbucks venti dark brew, a nominally Italian cup of corporatization. The millennial wave of boutique cafés would be inscrutable to them both, as the hues of shop interiors lightened alongside the color of roasts, blond wood and beans sweeping uniformly across the planet.
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Factual knowledge can reduce attitude polarization - Nature Communications

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By Michael Nicholas
| dx.doi.org
Abstract It is commonly argued that factual knowledge about a political issue increases attitude polarization due to politically motivated reasoning. By this account, individuals ignore counter-attitudinal facts and direct their attention to pro-attitudinal facts; reject counter-attitudinal facts when directly confronted with them; and use pro-attitudinal facts to counterargue, all making them more polarized.
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