Well Being
Richard Dawkins: Religion is a Delusional Mirage
Richard Dawkins is one of the most popular thinkers in the world today. He’s characterized by his radical skepticism and activism in opposition ...
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The Rule of Awkward Silence: An Effective Communication Weapon
The rule of awkward silence is an emotional intelligence tool. It’s used by people like Jeff Bezos, creator of Amazon, and Tim Cook, ...
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Don’t Talk About Your Goals if You Want to Achieve Them
Have you ever heard that you shouldn’t tell anyone about your goals until you’ve fulfilled them? As with many popular sayings, this is ...
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Emotion Thermometers for Measuring Psychological Pain
The famous Japanese writer, Haruki Murakami claims that mental pain is a set of unavoidable emotions. They’re a part of life because, sometimes, “life ...
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Three Unprofessional Behaviors in the Health Profession
In the clinical context, most workers seek to provide the best possible care. However, healthcare professionals are only human beings and they can ...
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The Shy Child: Five Common Mistakes Often Made by Parents
The shy child demonstrates an attitude that could be considered defensive when they’re faced with people they don’t know. For instance, some hide ...
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Accompaniment in Grief
Without a doubt, suffering a significant loss can be devastating. In fact, it sets numerous psychological and emotional processes in action for the ...
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Freud’s Pleasure Principle: Pleasure in Displeasure?
If you’re not interested in breaking with the common canons of thought, it might be better that you stop reading now. On the ...
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Five Tips for a Good Night’s Sleep
Rest is a vital part of human life and directly influences our physical and emotional well-being. Indeed, having a good night’s sleep not ...
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Adolescents Who Self-Harm: Why Do They Do It and What Can Be Done?
Today, increasingly more adolescents resort to self-harm to face difficulties in their lives. By self-inflicting physical harm (for example, through small cuts), they ...