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Psychologists have spent several years trying to figure out the workings of the most complex organ of the human body – the brain. However, even now, there are many factors and behaviors that remain unexplained. Surprisingly, information about them can come from some of the most unexpected sources. This time it’s from PsychologyLove100, a TikTok […]
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Personality encompasses everything that makes us, us. It is extremely personal, and singular- and people with the same personalities usually end up being great friends with each other. But, how would someone understand the personality of a human? Although there are no strict guidelines or tests that could decidedly talk about the personality of a […]
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Narcissism, a term often used colloquially, denotes a personality trait that spans from healthy self-confidence to pathological self-centeredness. While a certain level of self-assuredness can be advantageous, extreme narcissism can transform into a disorder that profoundly influences relationships and personal well-being. This article delves into the intricacies of narcissism, exploring its nature, subtypes, symptoms, causes, […]
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Recent studies report fascinating results: The words you choose to use can literally change your brain.
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Recent studies show that the beach is one of the best places to alleviate stress and heal your brain, body, and some say even your soul.
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While it may not always be obvious, there are a few easy ways to tell if your Himalayan salt lamp is a fake. Since we first published our review on the health benefits of owning a Himalayan pink salt lamp, these little beauties have quickly become our favorite natural health gadget of all time. And […]
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For many of us, driving at night is fairly easy- unless you have an astigmatism.
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This test is based on your subconscious. The symbol, the representational picture or image, conveys the complete thought, concept, or ideal without the use of words to describe it.
