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Terminal Lucidity: Why Does it Happen?
Terminal lucidity is a phenomenon that’s been discussed since the time of Hippocrates, the Greek physician who lived four centuries before our era. ...
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Likable People: What Makes Them the Way They Are?
They say there’s no accounting for taste. Indeed, someone who appears wonderful, intelligent, and funny to some of us may not arouse any ...
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Labeling Theory: The Stigmatisation of Labels
Labeling theory explains how others perceive a person’s behavior. Then, based on its characteristics, they label it within social and cultural conventions. The ...
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The Different Layers of Psychological Skin
Our skin has more sensory receptors in some places than others. For example, while a caress on your neck might give you goosebumps, ...
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Why The Mental Health of Psychologists is a Taboo Subject
The mental health of psychologists tends to be a taboo subject. However, several studies show that the prevalence of mental health issues in ...
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Knowing How to Get Lost to Find Yourself Again
The art of knowing how to get lost requires being open to uncertainty, the unknown, and the unpredictable. It involves saying goodbye to ...
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Worrying About Others’ Problems: White Knight Syndrome
Some people not only care about the problems of others but they go out of their way to solve them. These people are ...
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How to Tell if Your Partner Is a Chronic Liar
We all lie. To our friends, parents, partners, and, of course, strangers. However, telling a lie once in a while is different from ...
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People Like Sheldon
Series, movies, and novels often offer us caricatures. That’s because the writers seek consistency in the profiles they draw rather than incoherences or ...
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Issues That Patients Are Often Reluctant to Reveal to Their Therapists
If you’ve ever been to therapy, you’ll know how difficult it can be to start talking about certain topics. In fact, there are ...



















