Psychology

Best Ways to Become a Good Negotiator to Get What You Want According to Science

Medicine & Technology Jan 19, 2021

How to become a good negotiator if you are not good at it? Science reveals the best ways to negotiate and get what you want, either a job or a pay raise.

Childhood Emotional Neglect Leaves Intergenerational Effects on Brain

Jan 19, 2021

A new study showed that mothers who experienced childhood emotional neglect could leave intergenerational imprints that change brain structure and function.

Science Times - A New Study Shows Efficacy of High Blood Pressure in Alcoholics with Withdrawal Symptoms

Anxiety vs. Nervousness: How to Tell The Difference and Avoid Spiraling Out of Control

Jan 18, 2021

Any individual could overcome anxiety and escape environments that could render them nervous or terrified. This is where anxiety management might help.

How to Spot Antisocial Personality Disorder in Your Workplace

Jan 17, 2021

Antisocial Personality Disorder follow a certain number of conditions. Here are a few tell-tale symptoms of someone becoming a psychopath.

Why Chasing Happiness Is Not a Good Idea

Jan 10, 2021

Several studies suggest that pursuing happiness may be counterproductive, making people more lonely and sad rather than happy.

People With Sadistic Traits Derive Pleasure From the Pandemic

Jan 06, 2021

The COVID-19 indeed affected people differently, depending on their type of personality, a new study suggests.

Be 7% Happier. Travel More Frequently

Jan 05, 2021

Recent research in the Tourism Analysis journal reveals that regular tourists are happier with their lives than those who do not fly at all.

Computational Models Could Help Diagnose Children with ADHD

Jan 05, 2021

To diagnose children with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), researchers suggest using computational models to help clinicians identify the best treatment for them.

People With Aphantasia Cannot Count Sheep in Their Minds

Jan 04, 2021

Aphantasia is described as the condition that can visualize images in the brain, which comes from the Greek word "Phantasia," which means imagination.

How Long Does It Take to Form or Break a Habit? Is It Longer Than Expected?

Jan 04, 2021

Experts usually say it takes about 21 days to get used to a habit. However, the time it takes to form a habit really isn't that clear-cut.

Psychotherapist Explains Why People Fail to Fulfill Their New Year's Resolution

Jan 04, 2021

Many people make New Year's resolutions, but many also fail to fulfill them. A psychotherapist explains the reasons why a lot of people fail to achieve their goals every year.

How To Stick To Your New Year's Resolution

Jan 02, 2021

Sticking to your new year's resolution is not an easy thing to do. But there's a way for you to follow to change your bad habits completely.

Men Are More Likely To Have 'All Or Nothing' Behavior Than Women

Dec 29, 2020

According to a new study, men are more likely to be either at the extremely low or extremely high end of the normal curve's tail in terms of cooperative behavior.

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New Theory Deals With Psychological Trauma Through “Primitive Memories”

Dec 22, 2020

A Luso-Brazilian neuroscientist and psychoanalyst created an unprecedented theory on dealing with the psyche's trauma, based on "primitive memory," challenging classical studies.