Cinnamon Stillwell: Shrinkwrapped on Psychology Today's "9/11 Effect" Article

Cinnamon Stillwell

I’m the West Coast Representative for Campus Watch, a project of the Middle East Forum that focuses on Middle East studies. I was a political columnist for SFGate.com (San Francisco Chronicle online) from 2004-2008. I've written for the American Thinker, Frontpage Magazine, Family Security Matters, Accuracy In Media, Newsbusters, Israel National News, The Jewish Policy Center, J-The Jewish News Weekly of N. CA, Intellectual Conservative and many others. More info at CinnamonStillwell.com.

Tuesday, January 16, 2007

Shrinkwrapped on Psychology Today's "9/11 Effect" Article

Blog-friend and psychoanalyst Shrinkwrapped provides a thoughtful overview of Psychology Today's "Ideological Animal" (otherwise known as the "9/11 Effect") article (see previous blog post for details), as well as others who practice the "manipulation of psychological data" in The Use and Mis-Use of Psychology.

Shrinkwrapped is one of four blogger/mental health professionals that make up Pajama's Media weekly Sanity Squad podcast. This week's podcast will examine the Psychology Today article in further detail. I'll post the link as soon as it's available.