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Susie Wiles’s remark that President Trump has “an alcoholic’s personality” sparked widespread media uptake, but experts say “alcoholic personality” is a misleading, stigmatizing phrase and Trump himse...
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Susie Wiles’s remark that President Trump has “an alcoholic’s personality” sparked widespread media uptake, but experts say “alcoholic personality” is a misleading, stigmatizing phrase and Trump himse...
The core claim behind the question “Is Trump really that stupid?” breaks into three measurable assertions: that Donald Trump lacks cognitive ability, that his public statements and policies demonstrat...
Research and reporting show mixed findings: many women enjoy receiving oral sex but a substantial minority do not, citing reasons like hygiene concerns, body-image anxiety, poor technique, intimacy bo...
Clinicians and commentators have pointed to repeated public moments — rambling or disorganized speech, confabulation and apparent memory lapses, wandering or losing track while walking, and unusual so...
Scholars and clinicians have produced a steady stream of psychological interpretations of Donald Trump that fall into three clusters: trait-based descriptions (narcissism, aggression, impulsivity), na...
The label "Trump derangement syndrome" (TDS) is a partisan adaptation of an earlier coinage by conservative columnist and psychiatrist Charles Krauthammer, who coined "Bush derangement syndrome" in 20...
Research and popular-health reporting consistently show that many women find sex pleasurable and feel satisfied even when they do not orgasm every time: surveys report that roughly half to three-quart...
"Trump Derangement Syndrome" (TDS) is a political insult, not a recognized psychiatric diagnosis — the term is used to describe intense, often portrayed-as-irrational negative reactions to Donald Trum...
Discussion of “Trump Derangement Syndrome” (TDS) appears widely in opinion pieces, commentary and some proposals in U.S. politics, but available sources show it is not an accepted psychiatric diagnosi...
Multiple sources trace "Trump derangement syndrome" back to usage after Donald Trump rose to prominence, with commentators linking it to Charles Krauthammer's earlier coining of "Bush derangement synd...
Psychologists and mental‑health professionals are divided over what Donald Trump’s behavior reveals about his intelligence: some, like Howard Gardner, emphasize forms of “media” and linguistic intelli...
Research across clinical samples, surveys and popular reporting suggests women’s sexual fantasies typically begin in adolescence (around age 15) and then change in frequency and content through adulth...
Available reporting and small-scale research describe mostly short- to medium-term psychological effects of pegging — commonly increased intimacy, novelty-driven arousal, role exploration, and occasio...
Multiple psychiatrists and psychologists have publicly commented on Donald Trump’s behavior; prominent interventions include the 2017 volume The Dangerous Case of Donald Trump (27 contributors) and su...
Multiple psychologists, psychiatrists and political scientists have publicly evaluated Donald Trump’s decision-making and leadership style; notable organized critiques include the 2017 book The Danger...
Scholars and commentators widely describe a core of Donald Trump’s most loyal supporters as forming a “personality cult”: recent peer‑reviewed research identifies a distinct, highly loyal subgroup who...
Multiple psychological portraits of Donald J. Trump coexist in the literature: many researchers and clinicians emphasize narcissistic, dominant, and impulsive traits; narrative psychologists argue he ...
Winners who keep their identity secret report a mix of sustained life-satisfaction gains in some studies and persistent stressors—anxiety about secrecy, isolation, and losses in everyday pleasure—docu...
Available reporting indicates younger adults—particularly ages 18–29 and 30–44—are most frequently cited as the groups exploring cuckoldry or reporting related interest; several consumer-facing sites ...
Cognitive dissonance is the mental discomfort people feel when they hold conflicting beliefs or when their actions clash with their beliefs; it motivates them to reduce that tension by changing belief...