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An impressionistic oil painting showing a diverse group of people from different backgrounds gathered in a warm living room, sharing laughter and closeness, representing the concept of found families and the psychology of belonging.
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The Psychology of Found Families in Media

Introduction to Found Families and Their Significance in Psychology At its core, the concept of a found family represents an alternative idea of kinship that transcends biological connections. Derived from the notion…
Posted by Screen Psyche October 13, 2025
Oil painting of a hooded figure standing before a cosmic clock, surrounded by four portraits representing alternate identities, symbolizing Loki-inspired multiverse themes.
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Loki TV Series Analysis: Exploring the Trickster & Self-Identity

The Marvel Loki series offers a captivating exploration of the trickster archetype and its connection to self-identity. This analysis delves into Loki's character development, the series' key themes, and its…
Posted by Screen Psyche August 10, 2025

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