Category: Psychology
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Read more: Pathological Lying (Pseudologia Fantastica)Pathological lying, also known as mythomania or pseudologia fantastica, is a behavior characterized by habitual or compulsive lying. It differs from occasional dishonesty and can cause significant harm in personal, social, and professional relationships. Its…
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Read more: Post-Traumatic Growth
The content discusses the concept of post-traumatic growth in the context of the challenges faced in the year 2020, its psychological implications, research background, and associated factors. It explores the aftermath of trauma and strategies…
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Read more: Executive Functions of the Brain
Executive function is crucial in managing cognitive processes and achieving wellness. It involves tasks such as problem-solving, decision-making, planning, organization, and impulse control, and plays a vital role in various aspects of life, from work…
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Read more: Mean People
The rise of mean people, induced by traumatic events and a lack of empathy, threatens social harmony. Meanness manifests through aggression, criticism, and manipulation, fueling exclusion and dominance. Rooted in psychological traits and societal categorization,…
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Read more: High Risk Situations for Relapse
Addiction is a destructive force that often leads to relapse, threatening recovery. High-risk situations such as negative emotional states, old social circles, and seemingly insignificant choices can trigger relapse. Understanding and preparing for these situations…
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Read more: Namaste
A yoga enthusiast combines traditional poses with fitness bootcamp exercises, naming the hybrid “Troyoga.” Controversy arises over using “Namaste” in schools due to its Hindu origins. The author believes in embracing shared sacredness and dropping…
