March
The Science Behind Emotional Outbursts
Emotional outbursts are highly emotional episodes, often from a mismatch between emotion and regulation ability. They may be related to developmental disorders and stress, but can be prevented through self-care and acceptance.
Exploring the Psychology of Shared Emotion
Shared emotions are a powerful force in relationships, influencing behavior and well-being. The ability to synchronize and share emotions with others impacts social cohesion and emotional regulation. Through nonverbal cues, individuals can experience and influence each other’s emotions, shaping intimate connections.
Externalization: How We Blame External Forces for Our Failures
Externalization refers to attributing fault or responsibility to external factors, relieving individuals of personal responsibility. This defense mechanism can hinder personal growth but also provide relief from self-blame and depression.
Selective Information Processing: How Our Minds Protect Beliefs
Our minds engage in selective information processing, where we filter and interpret incoming data to align with existing beliefs. This unconscious process aims to manage cognitive load and maintain emotional balance, but can also lead to bias and limited perspectives.




