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These babies need to be held and soothed to get better — sign us up.
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According to the theory of left-brain or right-brain dominance, each side of the brain controls different types of thinking.
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Lately, new ways to describe human interactions, social behaviors, and many facets of psychology have emerged on the social network scene. One of those descriptions is “high emotional intelligence.” What is emotional intelligence, and why do the people who have it seem to succeed at everything they do?Psychology Today says, “Emotional intelligence is the ability to […]
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Breakups are never easy. It can be a seriously heartbreaking experience to go through for some people. Typically, one person in the breakup is more hurt than the other, a mutual breakup is rare in comparison. Most people would rather never have to lay eyes on their exes ever again, as a means to get […]
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When people come to the end of their life there are a number of common regrets which surface. Here is a list of 30 things people regret most as they reflect back on their lives: 1. Less Traveled People wish they had traveled more. Big trips with friends and family – to Disney, Paris, or even […]
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One study suggests that being close to water can promote both psychological and physical wellbeing.
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The part of your body you wash first in the shower reveals something interesting about your personality. Are you an optimist, or a psychopath?
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A scientist at Oxford University, Dr. Paul Kelley has recently made a discovery that probably affects most of us.
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Being stubborn is not simply a refusal to take action. Stubborn traits come in all shapes and sizes and there are various animals that are associated with certain forms of resistance. The image below has various animals hidden amongst the patterns, and your stubborn traits might be revealed by which one you see first. So, […]
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If you’re a highly perceptive person, you may also be highly sensitive. “Highly sensitive person” (HSP) is a term coined by psychologists Elaine Aron and Arthur Aron in the mid-1990s. It’s a type of neurodivergence, but it’s not used as an official diagnosis. It’s not a mental disorder, rather it’s an idea of a certain […]
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When it comes to keeping your mental capabilities ship-shape, there are very few methods more appropriate and fun than a brainteaser. You can play them while with a group, or you can enjoy them during your alone time. No matter who or when you engage with them, it guarantees a workout for your brain, while […]
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If you’ve ever spent some time with a negative person, you know how quickly you can start to take on that negative mentality.
