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1- What do origin stories show us?
Origin stories show us not how to become super but how to be heroes, choosing altruism over the pursuit of wealth and power.
2- How did the life of superheroes begin?
The story of Batman, the superhero, began with trauma in his heart. After his family was killed, he dedicated his life to the struggle.
3-Why do they talk about the origin of superheroes?
Superhero origin stories inspire us and provide models of coping with adversity, finding meaning in loss and trauma, discovering our strengths and using them for good purpose.

4- What is the connection between Spiderman and Batman?

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1. What is the connection between superheroes' stories and psychology?
2. How do origin stories impact our behaviour?
3. Why do people like to read or watch superhero stories?

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1. What’s the link between our adversities and the origin story of a superhero?
2. How a superhero can inspire anyone's life?
3. What are the advantages and disadvantages of the origin of a superhero story?

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1-Why did the author write this article?
2-What type of person going to be affected by this article?
3- What are we going to learn from this article?
4-How is the psychology involved with Superhero Origins Stories?
5-What was the author's mood when he or she write the article?

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1) Batman’s origin story, in which Bruce Wayne dedicates himself to fighting crime after seeing his parents murdered.
2)Batman’s back story wasn’t published until the comic’s seventh installment.
3) Buffy the Vampire Slayer, about a normal teenager who discovers she’s the “Chosen One”—endowed with supernatural powers to fight demons

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In fact, Batman’s back story wasn’t published until the comic’s seventh installment.

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In one form or another the superhero origin story has been around for millennia

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Dr. Rosenberg has shown how superheroes and their stories illuminate various psychological phenomena. Her analyses open doors into more general psychological issues, and have led to effective ways to convey life lessons.

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Dr. Rosenberg has shown how superheroes and their stories illuminate various psychological phenomena. Her analyses open doors into more general psychological issues, and have led to effective ways to convey life lessons.

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clinical psychologist
writer of books about the psychology of superheroes

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Author Dr Robin Rosenberg writes about psychology for a general audience, typically using fictional characters to illustrate psychological concepts and phenomena. I also write psychology textbooks for college students.

Source: http://www.drrobinrosenberg.com/

past Work of the author gives a lot of credibility to the article since she dedicates a lot of her writings to fictional characters and related psychology.

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In my psychotherapy practice, I help people develop new tools, skills, and awareness and to capitalize on people's strengths and resources in order to reduce their distress or suffering, and to increase the quality of their daily lives and their connections with others. I am an assistant clinical professor at the University of California, San Francisco.

In my work as an executive coach, I try to help people: to develop or refine their mission and purpose and add new meaning to their lives and their work; to enhance their interpersonal skills and work performance; to acknowledge and harness the abilities and skills that can strengthen them, to help them overcome obstacles, and ultimately transform them.

Throughout my career I have always used the clinical skills and principles I have learned to help people in varying situations and capacities. Sometimes I serve in a more traditional role providing psychotherapy, at other times I serve as more of a consultant or coach.

In addition, I write about psychology for a general audience, typically using fictional characters to illustrate psychological concepts and phenomena. I also write psychology textbooks for college students.

My work also includes providing consultation to businesses and not-for-profit organizations.

For information about Live in Their World, please go to https://LiveInTheirWorld.com.

For information about My Body, My Voice™ workshops for young women, please go to http://www.mybodymyvoice.net.

I am on the Board of the Women's Mental Health Consortium.

Feel free to explore this website by clicking on the links at the bottom or top of the page, or contact me for more information.
Note: The information provided on this website is not intended to replace professional consultation and mental health services, nor does it imply a professional relationship between Dr. Robin Rosenberg and the reader.

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In my psychotherapy practice, I help people develop new tools, skills, and awareness and to capitalize on people's strengths and resources in order to reduce their distress or suffering, and to increase the quality of their daily lives and their connections with others. I am an assistant clinical professor at the University of California, San Francisco.

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she is a clinical psychologist . I think this information is good to know because she is an expert, he studied this and graduated . So it makes her more reliable.

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She graduated from  New York University with a psychologist.
She has taught at Lesley University and Harvard University.

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Inform us to know how we act towards superhero's stories.

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He is trying to inspire us that those comic stories have observations from psychologies confirmed by researchers decades later and inform us about the capacity of humans to have empathy, one of the most extraordinary powers of all.

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1. How are origin stories depicted differently in both materials?

2. According to the materials, why do people like superheroes?

3. Why are people so obsessed with the idea of comparing superheroes with normal people lives?

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- How do origin stories show us not how to become a superhero?
- How do superhero stories inspire us?
- Why does she choose Spiderman and Batman as examples?
- What does she means by finding meaning in loss and trauma?