All About Psychology
“I’m stressed” is probably one of the most repeated and representative phrases of our time. And it’s no wonder, since, as the philosopher Byung-Chul Han says, we live in the burnout …
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There are more than 65 million Hispanics living in the United States, representing almost a fifth of the population, according to the latest Census Bureau data. If you are one of those people and need …
When someone betrays us, humiliates us, abandons us when we need them most, or physically hurts us, even as time passes, often a part of us remains trapped in the past, dwelling on what …
[Read more...] about Why do we need justice in order to move on?
When we think about grief, we almost always associate it with loss, whether it's the death of a loved one, a separation, or even the end of an important life stage that forces us to bury a role we had …
[Read more...] about Anticipatory Grief: Why we suffer for what we haven’t yet lost
“If you believe in yourself, everything is possible.” “Confidence is the key to success.” "To achieve it, you first have to believe in it." These phrases (and others like them) are likely …
Imagine a small box in a laboratory. Inside, a hungry pigeon paces randomly. Every so often, a mechanism releases a small amount of food at regular intervals, regardless of the pigeon's …
In the popular imagination, there is a very common image of depression: a sad, dejected person, crying or immersed in a state of deep melancholy. However, the psychological reality is usually much …
[Read more...] about Study reveals the most devastating symptom of depression (and it’s not sadness)
