All About Psychology
You've probably used it several times, even if you weren't aware of this extraordinary "superpower." You're looking for something in a dark drawer, you move your hand, and suddenly you "know" the …
[Read more...] about The “seventh sense” you use daily… without realizing it
Gnóthi seautón was inscribed on the Temple of Apollo at Delphi, the ancient advice “know yourself” that has come down to us and that we have all embraced without question, assuming that this act of …
We are social beings and, perhaps for that reason, over time a narrative has been imposed that few question: the idea that if you don't go out, don't have a thousand plans and aren't surrounded by …
Being sick and worried about your health is normal. It's also normal to worry about your financial situation if you've just lost your job, or to dwell on your last argument with your partner if you're …
[Read more...] about Microworries: What message they hide and the only way to deactivate them
The supermarket isn't a psychologist's office, but it's close. Our habits, even the most trivial ones, reveal far more about us than we realize. Some shopping carts are more organized than an Amazon …
“Choose a job you love, and you will never have to work a day in your life,” goes one of those sayings whose origin we don't quite remember, but which has been seared into our memories. However, it …
[Read more...] about If you love your job, you probably earn less than you deserve
Do you read an article and by the end remember practically nothing? Do you read a book and only retain three vague general ideas? You're not alone. We've all fallen into that fast, distracted, …
[Read more...] about Zombie Reading: Why do we read more but understand and retain less?
