humanity
Mental health is a fundamental right; the future of humanity depends on it.
Turbulence and Snacks
“I just want to feel like I’m not crazy”, I told the doctor. I am clinically insane. Pretty sure. But it wasn’t the insanity I wanted to highlight, and even if a holiday to a padded cell, with all the drugs and three square meals a day sounded delightful right now, I need to learn to exist in this world, sadly.
By Anne Lecomber2 years ago in Psyche
Psychology
Psychology is the science that explores human behavior, cognitive processes, and the inner world. It investigates how people think, feel, perceive the world around them, and interact with one another. Psychology covers a wide range of topics, from fundamental principles of brain function to complex interpersonal relationships.
By Maksim Rozkow2 years ago in Psyche
DO I KNOW ME ?
Have you ever stopped to think, "Do I really know myself?" It might seem like a simple question, but it opens the door to a world of wonder and exploration. In a world where we are all busy in our hustling, taking the time to discover ourselves can be an exciting journey filled with surprises.
By Muhammad Shaheer2 years ago in Psyche
My Emotional Turbulence 🤯
I've been in the states for what seems like years in just a few months span. I feel like I look down into the darkness of depression lately. I'm staying in Cleveland for school, and for our home. Most importantly my husband's green card.
By Emily Curry (Rising Phoenix)2 years ago in Psyche
What is?
Social psychology is the study of how a person’s behavior and even thought process is impacted by others in society. If I could research I would want to research why (especially when faced with many accounts of negative interactions with one person or a group of people expressing like behaviors) we are so quick to defend someone who exhibits Narcissism and invalidate their “victim.”
By Stephanie Foreman2 years ago in Psyche
4 Psychology Facts To Save Your Life
In the intricate tapestry of human experiences, the realm of psychology emerges as a guiding light, illuminating paths through the labyrinth of challenges and, at times, even extending a lifeline to pull individuals from the precipice. While its significance in enhancing relationships, healing emotional wounds, and offering coping mechanisms is widely acknowledged, the extent to which psychology can serve as a life-saving tool is a revelation worthy of exploration. Diving deep into the complex interplay of human cognition and behavior reveals a series of essential psychological facts that can genuinely make the difference between life and death.
By Maxim Kisselev2 years ago in Psyche
Unveiling Minds: 15 Eye-Opening Psychological Insights
Welcome to 15 Mind-Blowing Psychological Facts! Delving into the fascinating realm of human behavior and cognition, the field of psychology uncovers the intricate workings of our minds. As decades of research persistently endeavour to decipher the complexities of our nature, the journey to understanding ourselves continues, revealing both the known and the mysterious. From the peculiar ways we process information to the surprising influence of our surroundings, prepare to embark on an enlightening journey through 15 psychological revelations. Brace yourself for a whirlwind exploration that could reshape the way you perceive yourself and those around you. Are you ready to unlock the secrets of the human psyche? Let's dive in!
By Paul Little2 years ago in Psyche
Decoding Gaslighting
In a world where narcissism thrives, certain terms hold the power to unravel the intricacies of our relationships. Among them, "gaslighting" has gained prominence; its significance often elusive. In this exploration, we delve into gaslighting – its origins, manifestations, and the profound impact it has on our sense of reality.
By Judith Okech2 years ago in Psyche
Does mediocrity choose you, or does your subconscious choose mediocrity?
At work and in life, most of the time we want to make a name for ourselves. Even in the village, we want to be respected and made to feel good. But we are sad to find that no matter how strong our subjective desire, the end result we still very mediocre, not to become their own imagination of the people, which is why? My own short life experience, combined with all the information I get from reading books, suggests that it's not just external causes and birth defects, but our own unconscious choices for mediocrity. That's the paradox. On the surface, we don't want mediocrity, but why do we subconsciously choose mediocrity? Pragmatism demands immediate results, not a long-term, illusory future. In most cases, the current optimal choice is not the historical optimal choice. The overall reason is that our vision is often not long-term, only to see now, is far from the overall best judgment. Westerners in general like to take risks and are willing to give their best without knowing the outcome, so that even if not everyone can succeed, but after all out of the local minimum range. Too much emphasis on the practical benefits also limits the breadth and depth of our thinking, making us think about the problems around us rather than the broader issues.
By guozhengxin2 years ago in Psyche
