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Six Exercises to Improve Your Concentration and Help You Study
Concentration is the act of fixing your cognitive resources on an object for a certain amount of time. This orientation of your psychological ...
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Intuitive Learning: Acting on Your Hunches
Intuitive learning complements rational learning. In fact, it could be said that a good part of what you do and integrate on a ...
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Interpersonal Chemistry
Interpersonal chemistry refers to a perceived instant connection that exists when meeting a person for the first time. Carl Jung explained it extremely ...
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Fraisse’s Law: Our Perception of Time
Do you feel that time goes faster when you relax, but the hours you spend at the office seem to go on forever? ...
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Why Doesn’t Your Partner Show You Affection?
For a relationship to be successful, not only must both partners love each other, but they must also communicate that love to each ...
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Nobody Wants to Be the Wicked Stepmother
“I don’t want to be the wicked stepmother.” This may be the first thought that comes to mind when you want to settle ...
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Why Are So Many Children Cutting Ties With Their Parents?
It seems that more and more children are cutting ties with their parents. At the moment, there are no official data or figures ...
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Science Claims That Blue Light Improves Cognitive Efficiency
What color is the space where you usually work? What kind of light is surrounding you right now? When you need to study, ...
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Untranslatable Emotions: Feelings That are Hard to Explain
We all experience feelings that are extremely difficult to explain or put into words. This happens because we either lack the ability to ...
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The Homer Simpson Effect: Forgetting to Remember
The Homer Simpson effect defines a fascinating neurological phenomenon: the brain needs to ‘make room’ to learn. This mechanism implies, in certain cases, ...