The human mind is a labyrinth, a complex web of emotions, thoughts, behaviors, and perceptions. It's a realm where logic meets emotion, where the conscious meets the subconscious. The "Psychology" section serves as a guide to this intricate landscape, offering insights, analyses, and reflections on the myriad facets of human psychology.
Every individual, at some point in their life, grapples with questions about their behavior, emotions, and interactions. Why do people act the way they do? What drives certain behaviors? How do past experiences shape present actions? This section delves deep into these questions, unraveling the mysteries of the mind and offering a clearer understanding of human behavior.
Infidelity, a topic that has intrigued and perplexed humans for centuries, is one such area explored here. In an age where digital interactions blur the lines between personal and public, understanding the psychology behind cheating becomes even more crucial. What drives individuals to breach trust? How do societal norms and personal beliefs influence such behaviors? These are just some of the questions that the section seeks to answer, offering a nuanced perspective on a topic often shrouded in judgment and bias.
Parenting, a journey filled with joys, challenges, and continuous learning, is another theme that finds prominence here. Every generation faces its unique set of challenges, and understanding the psychological aspects of parenting can equip individuals to raise well-adjusted, resilient, and emotionally intelligent children. From understanding childhood behaviors to navigating the complexities of adolescence, this section offers a treasure trove of insights for parents and caregivers.
The realm of psychology also extends to our professional lives. The workplace, with its dynamics, pressures, and interactions, is a hotbed for psychological observations. How do bosses perceive their employees? What goes on behind the closed doors of HR? How do workplace behaviors influence professional trajectories? By shedding light on these aspects, the "Psychology" section offers a lens into the often-overlooked psychological dimensions of professional life.
Societal perceptions, biases, and double standards also find a place in this section. In a world that's rapidly evolving, certain age-old biases still persist, influencing behaviors, interactions, and perceptions. By challenging these biases and offering a platform for discussion and reflection, this section aims to foster a more inclusive, empathetic, and understanding society.
In essence, the "Psychology" section is a journey into the human mind. It's about understanding the 'why' behind behaviors, the triggers behind emotions, and the influences that shape perceptions. It's a space that bridges the gap between theory and real-life, offering readers insights that are both profound and practical.
The "Psychology" section promises a rich, enlightening, and engaging exploration of the world of human psychology.
Being called selfish hurts. In society, being selfish is seen as bad and something we should never be. If someone calls you selfish, it means you care only about yourself and not about others. However, sometimes people use this term to make us do things for them, even if it harms us. But it is nothing wrong in being healthy selfish.
Every good parent does their best to make sure their child grows up happy and successful. It turns out that friendship not only plays a key role in a person's overall well-being, but it also brings satisfaction to people's lives and even helps them live longer. We decided to find out what parents can do to help their children do well in this crucial area of life.
Imagine someone offers to help you, making you feel indebted to them. A kind gesture, right? But what if they’re manipulating you for their own gain? Sometimes, it’s hard to distinguish genuine kindness from insidious manipulation. However, by recognizing common manipulation tactics, you can avoid becoming a manipulator’s puppet. We collected some tips on how to handle manipulative behavior and protect yourself from emotional exploitation. Stay one step ahead of manipulators by learning their tricks and understanding how to react to them.
Narcissists usually give us clues. But what if we see these signs in our kids? Could parents be the main people responsible for raising new generations of narcissists? A study says that our upbringing affects our narcissism. That’s why we’ve created 8 parenting tips from psychologists to help you avoid having to deal with a narcissistic child.
If you find it difficult to make decisions, tend to blame yourself and have low self-esteem, it could be a sign that you were brought up by parents who are overly self-centred. Such parents are controlling, often blame others for their mistakes, and make their children feel bad if they don’t do what’s expected of them. We think it’s important to recognize these signs because if you were raised by a narcissistic parent, understanding this might help you find a way to heal.
Many of us have met people who are selfish, don’t care about others, and crave attention. This is what we think of when we hear the word “narcissist.” But often, it’s just a mask. We collected common myths about narcissists. We hope our explanations help you understand these people and deal with them.
Do you remember how intensely we experienced love in our youth? It seems that as we age, the ability to experience such emotions diminishes. We decided to figure out why at 30, a person falls in love less often and vividly than at 20.
“Speak now or forever hold your peace” is a phrase that many soap operas have manipulated since time immemorial. After hearing it, we subconsciously expect some dramatic twist at the wedding ceremony. But even though today we imagine an angry ex speaking in response, in the past it had a very practical meaning. We thought it would be interesting to look at why someone might object at a wedding. And to share some real people’s stories about it.
Many of us prefer sleeping under a blanket, as it gives us a sense of security. However, sleeping under a heavy blanket weighing between 5 to 30 pounds is even better. Here are a few reasons why. As a bonus, you’ll learn how to choose the right blanket.
Divorce is a decisive step, and coping with it is difficult. Many couples live for years in quarrels and dissatisfaction, postponing the decision to divorce for various reasons. However, as research shows, divorce in such cases becomes the best option for both partners and their children. And here’s why.
Dealing with awkward parenting moments is just one of the many challenges of being a parent. Whether they occur in private or in public, these sticky situations can range from humorous to downright mortifying. However, it’s important to remember that these moments happen to all of us. Instead of feeling embarrassed and hiding away, embrace these cringe-worthy episodes as valuable teaching moments for both you and your children.
In today’s world, looking at a candidate’s resume and conducting a standard interview is not enough to find the perfect employee. That’s why employers have to use some tricks, and most of them are so simple that a candidate could fail one of these psychological tests and not even notice the test itself.
Parents often nag their children, saying things like: be quiet, behave, sit up straight, hurry up, etc. And they believe that this is the only way to teach their offspring to behave in public. Unfortunately, most of these remarks can do a lot of harm to your kids’ psyche. We decided to study the work of some modern psychologists and put together a list of phrases that should be removed from parents’ vocabulary for good.
Every parent dreams of raising a happy child with whom warm relationships will endure even after their separation. However, sometimes even simple phrases said to a child can cause harm, and then the child may close off from their parents and develop complexes that will haunt them in adulthood.
Living with your spouse’s parents can be difficult. Especially difficult relations can be between MIL and her son’s wife. There are different rules and habits in each household, which can make things tough. But sometimes, situations can go beyond what you expected and become even harder to handle.
Our life is highly unpredictable. Sometimes, you hear someone’s story and think it’s more fascinating than many Hollywood movies. In the life of our heroine today, an unexpected twist also occurred, involving her adult son.
The 2000s will always be remembered for its crazy fashion, the appearance of mobile phones, and lots of different subcultures. Today, when we think about ourselves from 20 years ago, we can hardly believe we were those people.
It seems that a lot of people like to criticize other people’s families. Grandparents, colleagues, friends, and even strangers seem to find it quite entertaining because, for some reason, they believe that only they know what is right and what is not. They can also be prone to double standards. Even though we live in the 21st century, some people still think that it’s a woman’s responsibility to raise children, so they often become the object of criticism. In comparison, fathers seem to be doing great by default.
Building harmonious relationships in marriage is challenging, and it becomes even more complex when financial disagreements arise. Our reader reached out to us for help: she is planning to buy a house, but doesn’t want her husband to be a co-owner.
It’s no secret that poor people and wealthy folks have different habits and behave differently in similar situations. The fact is that these 2 groups of people grow up in different environments, so they look at the same things from different perspectives.
Relationships with teenagers are always challenging. Especially so if the parents are divorced, and each has a new family. Our reader Joy sent us a letter describing a difficult situation she’s facing and seeking advice.
In our modern times, many perceive material wealth as success and happiness. Even if people haven’t become rich, they do their best to give the impression of being well-off. Truly wealthy individuals live by different principles, and they are unconcerned about the opinions of others.
You can talk forever about children and parents. At a young age, we oftentimes don’t understand the older generation, and their words and requests seem silly or weird to us. But the gap between generations reduces with age and we come to understand that a lot of what our parents told us was actually wise and correct. And our comics below illustrate that well.
Parenting must be one of the toughest jobs on the planet and while everyone can be a parent, not everyone can be good at it. That is because it takes a lot of responsibility, patience and inner strength to be a good and impactful parent. Unfortunately, there are countless mistakes a parent can make and stigmatize their kids in unimaginable ways.
Today, when you’re starting a new job, you should not only learn more about the company and ask about the dress code but also find out what etiquette rules should be followed. If you know them, you will quickly become a well-respected person among your colleagues and business partners. Here are some common mistakes people make when they don’t know the etiquette rules.
What do you do when you love someone? Perhaps, you take care of this person, make good things for them, and support them. The same things can be applied to yourself. But if your interests and desires are always your last priority, probably you don’t respect yourself much.
Unfortunately, people tend to depend on other people’s opinions most of the time. We may feel embarrassed because we are not as stylish, slim, or smart as social influencers. Sometimes, we may be even ashamed of our own opinion if it differs from the opinions of everyone else. And if you think about it, it sounds really silly. Life is too short to waste it thinking about what other people might say about you.
Parents want to cuddle, hug, and kiss their children. Some even kiss their kids on the lips. Celebrities are no exception: they showcase photos where they kiss their sons and daughters on the lips. However, not everyone takes this practice calmly. For instance, David Beckham faced criticism for such photos. The psychologist agrees and warns parents about the consequences.
