Science Quotes

"The emotions we experience are solutions to ancient problems we no longer face."

"Factor analysis reveals the hidden architecture of human capability."

"All progress in science begins with the honest acknowledgment of what we do not yet know."

"To measure is to begin to master; to understand measurement is to understand reality."

"Psychology must recognize that human behavior emerges from the complex interplay between internal drives and external circumstances."

"The scientific study of the psyche must never lose sight of human meaning and subjective experience."

"Psychological science must balance the search for universal principles with respect for irreducible individual uniqueness."

"The scientific study of persons must always maintain a posture of wonder before the irreducible complexity of individual existence."

"Psychological science can illuminate the conditions of human flourishing without dictating how life should be lived."

"The scientific investigator of human nature must bring both objectivity and empathetic understanding to their work."

"We have learned that trauma is not just an event that took place sometime in the past; it is also the imprint left by that experience on mind, brain, and body."

"The body keeps the score—all the information is stored in the nervous system."

"The window of tolerance can be expanded through proper treatment."

"Trauma lives in the body."

"We can rewire our brains through conscious effort."

"The body remembers what the mind forgets."

"The past lives in the body until it is processed."

"The right hemisphere processes context and meaning."

"The nervous system can be retrained."

"Trauma response is a normal reaction to abnormal events."

"Understanding emerges from the collision of curiosity and evidence."

"The measurement of human abilities requires both science and humility."

"Intelligence research must always be tempered by ethical consideration."

"Measurement without meaning is merely numbers on paper."

"Understanding human differences requires both quantitative and qualitative methods."

"The study of gifted children reveals something about all human development."

"The most important discoveries come from studying exceptional cases."

"The study of human intelligence is ultimately the study of human potential."

"The study of exceptional children reveals something about the nature of human growth itself."

"The curve of forgetting is steep at first, then gradually flattens, teaching us that review must come quickly."