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How Does the Locus of Control Affect Your Relationships?
Who do you hold responsible when something goes wrong in your life? Fate, society, third parties? Similarly, when you’re in a relationship, who’s ...
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The Explosive Personality and Intermittent Explosive Disorder
Aggressiveness has many forms and not all of them are linked to physical and instrumental violence. In fact, many people simply burst into ...
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How to Help Children Overcome Their Fears
Children may have to deal with a wide range of fears, many of them developmental and age-specific, and others pathological. Furthermore, it can ...
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Do You Possess Good Critical Thinking?
In a world that’s increasingly rushed, hyper-connected, and dominated by constant information, patience is in danger of extinction. You barely have time to ...
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Arithmomania: The Inability to Stop Counting
Obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) is an often disabling condition consisting of recurrent, bothersome, and intrusive thoughts, urges, or images that cause feelings of discomfort. ...
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The Involvement of the Cerebellum in Social Behavior
The regulation of our emotions and our social behavior is mainly mediated by the limbic system. This subcortical region is associated with motivation, ...
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Why Do We Post Photos on Instagram?
Uploading photos to Instagram, and social media itself, as a whole, has acquired a relevant role in the social functioning of our culture. ...
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The Mental Health of Adolescents is in Crisis
The mental health of adolescents is in crisis. This is demonstrated by recent figures, which claim that suicide is the fourth leading cause ...
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How to Deal With a Partner Who Gives You the Silent Treatment
We’ve all experienced it at some point. After a fight, your partner stops talking to you, doesn’t respond to your attempts to interact, ...
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Why Some People Can’t Fall in Love
Some people can’t fall in love. Behind this fact, usually lie certain unidentified reasons or problems. Indeed, they’re not so easy to assimilate ...



















