Who Sez Psychoanalysis Ain’t Got No Empirical Research to Back up Its Claims?  An Extensive Compendium of Studies by Burton Seitler

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In this article I listed over 300 solid psychoanalytic/psychodynamic research studies. These represented a mere fraction of the research investigations done to date. The only thing that limited me to around 300 was space considerations (30+ pages-worth in JASPER was quite a bit). 
I am truly grateful to all of you, your belief in me; and my vision to found and produce a good journal. The fact that at least one of its issues can now serve as a source of evidence for the existence of robust research,  makes me feel very proud to have painstakingly made such a list that we can refer to whenever we need to. At various intervals, I intend to update that list periodically. 
Not only am I delighted that my efforts were recognized, I am particularly 
happy about the the fact that many analysts at the Gradiva Awards ceremony yesterday, were very surprised themselves that we had so much psychoanalytic research. That, by itself, made it all worthwhile. Once again, thank you for all the support that you have given me along the way. I appreciate our relationship. 
Warmly,
Burt
 

Did Our Universe’s Structure Grow From The Top-Down Or From The Bottom-Up?

Click Here to Read:  Did Our Universe’s Structure Grow From The Top-Down Or From The Bottom-Up? by Ethan Siegel on the Forbes Magazine website on October 9, 2019.

The history of the expanding Universe can be traced back 13.8 billion years, to the very beginning of the hot Big Bang. A matter-filled Universe with initial imperfections underwent gravitational growth over a long period of time, resulting in the intricate cosmic web we see today. In the upper-left corner, a pie chart detais the fractional energy density of the Universe today.

ESA AND THE PLANCK COLLABORATION (MAIN), WITH MODIFICATIONS BY E. SIEGEL; NASA / WIKIMEDIA COMMONS USER 老陳 (INSET)