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is the co-founder of Applied Evolutionary Psychology Society (AEPS), and maintains a private practice as a clinical psychologist in the heart of NYC.
Nando Pelusi is the co-founder of Applied Evolutionary Psychology Society (AEPS), and maintains a private practice as a clinical psychologist in the heart of NYC—aka, Mismatch Central. He has worked for over 15 years with Albert Ellis, a founder of CBT. He also wrote the long-time column on applied evolutionary psychology Neanderthink, in Psychology Today.
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Nando Pelusi
June 13, 2019
Is Shame a Bug or a Feature? An Applied Evolutionary Approach
Shame seems to have two separate components. One, the corrective feedback for us by which to monitor social behavior. The other, the more troublesome one, is putting oneself down as an incompetent person.