All About Psychology
Educating new generations is not just a matter of vocation; it also demands a deep understanding of how the human mind works. We often think that our decisions as educators are completely rational and …
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School refusal is one of those problems that many children face sooner or later. However, not everyone develops a true school phobia. The incidence of this disorder is believed to range between 0.4 …
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The Internet has not only changed the way we interact, it is also revolutionizing the way we learn. According to the latest data from the National Center for Education Statistics, at the end of 2021 …
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Forgiveness is key to finding peace after a painful situation. Whether we've been lied to, humiliated, cheated on, or hurt in some way, forgiveness is liberating because it helps us turn the page. …
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"You see? I told you so!" It is likely that we have heard this phrase a thousand times in our childhood and adolescence from our parents. We probably hate it. And it is also likely that we repeat …
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The words attitude and aptitude are often used interchangeably. After all, it only changes one letter in its spelling. They are paronymous words, which means that they are very similar in the way they …
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How often does an adult child have to call and visit his parents? The answer differs as cultural and ethnic boundaries are crossed, but the common factor is that it often leads to heated family …
