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New study finds strength of imagination not associated with creative ability or achievementFebruary 20, 2019 at 3:55 PM  Tags: Psychology, Success, Neuroscience, Personality, Creativity, Innovation, Ucl, Scott, BPS Research Digest, University of York, British Journal of Psychology, Sophie von Stumm, Von Stumm, Stumm, Cognitive Science, Hannah Scott 91 people like this. Like The Major Personality Trait Linked To Depression RiskFebruary 19, 2019 at 11:53 AM Among the major personality traits, it shows the strongest link to depression.
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Activate: How To Find Joy Again By Changing What You DoTags: Psychology, Depression, Personality, Jeremy Dean 11 people like this. Like Flashback of Child Sexual AbuseFebruary 17, 2019 at 3:40 PM I am 20 years old and I have recently been diagnosed with severe depression. For some time now, I have also been having trouble with anxiety (panic attacks), self-harm, alcohol abuse and suicidal thoughts.
Recently, when my doctor asked me about a specific event that may have caused my mental health issues, I didn’t know what to answer. However, later that day I had a flashback – one specific scene about me as a child lying on the ground, frozen, and a guy from my school, naked, forcing himself ...Tags: Psychology, School, General, Sex, Germany, Depression, Ptsd, Anxiety, Therapy, Borderline, Self-esteem, Teen Issues, Personality, Abuse, Violence, Flashback 45 people like this. Like The 10 Masks We WearFebruary 17, 2019 at 11:50 AM Rarely does a person emerge from childhood completely unscathed.
Most of us learn to protect ourselves with defense mechanisms and personality traits that ensure our safety in the world. By adopting certain behavioral patterns, we unconsciously or consciously seek security and stability. We wear different kinds of masks to keep us from getting too hurt. However, in doing so, we close ourselves off from authentic relationships and stay stuck in the scabs of our childhood wounds.
By identifying ou...Tags: Psychology, General, Relationships, Validation, Vulnerability, Self-help, Personality, Intimacy, Perfectionism, Approval, Imposter Syndrome, Self Image 21 people like this. Like Don’t Like SleepingFebruary 16, 2019 at 7:30 AM A lot of people like to sleep, I don’t like to sleep, its not that when I am tired I cant sleep, its just that I don’t want to sleep. I would rather do things like watch youtube, play games, or just relax and read. So I guess I am asking is why do I just not like to sleep. When I was younger I couldn’t wait to get to bed and sleep and now I just want to do anything but sleep. Is that strange? Is there something wrong with me? This isn’t a recent development either. For the past 3 years, I’ve bee...Tags: Psychology, General, Sleep, Anxiety, Personality, Sleep Disorder, Sleep Problems, Hyposomnia 34 people like this. Like 2 Personality Traits That Indicate High IQFebruary 15, 2019 at 11:00 AM These qualities are not usually associated with intelligence.
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Activate: How To Find Joy Again By Changing What You DoTags: Psychology, Intelligence, Personality, Jeremy Dean 25 people like this. Like Why radicals can't recognize when they're wrongFebruary 15, 2019 at 11:35 AM  Tags: Psychology, Meditation, Mindfulness, Brain, Personality, Innovation, Mind, Feature of Holding Radical Beliefs, Max Rollwage 141 people like this. Like My Mother Is Too Attached to Me and I Don’t Know How to LeaveFebruary 14, 2019 at 3:45 PM My mother has always been very controlling so when it came to graduating high school, I was very excited to be going off to college. However, my mother, who insists that she “would rather die than live without” me, continuously threw temper tantrums and complained to every family member possible until I caved and went to a university close to home. For the past 3 1/2 years, I have been commuting back and forth. I felt like I have missed so much of the college experience and have such little free...Tags: Psychology, School, Family, General, Anxiety, Therapy, Self-esteem, Teen Issues, Personality, Parenting & Children, Emotional Abuse, Autonomy, Manipulation, Mother, Controlling Behavior, Dependence 42 people like this. Like This Authentic Personality Trait Reduces DepressionFebruary 13, 2019 at 11:49 AM The trait is linked to feeling pure and in touch with yourself.
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Activate: How To Find Joy Again By Changing What You DoTags: Psychology, Depression, Personality, Jeremy Dean 13 people like this. Like These 2 Personality Types Are The Most CompatibleFebruary 11, 2019 at 11:00 AM People prefer a certain personality type in a romantic partner, study demonstrates.
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Activate: How To Find Joy Again By Changing What You DoTags: Psychology, Relationships, Personality, Jeremy Dean 21 people like this. Like I Am Unsure What Kind of Relationship I Should Have with My ParentsFebruary 8, 2019 at 3:45 PM I grew up in a upper middle class family. I was given most things I wanted and all the essential things a child would need. I have a brother who is 25, he has borderline personality disorder. He acted out as a child/teenager, was constantly arguing with my parents and soaked up much of my parents attention. I was given attention in a different way, but rejected any emotionally connection because I saw emotions as negative because my brother/parents were arguing because of my brothers intense emo...Tags: Psychology, Family, General, Marriage, Depression, Anxiety, Personality, Parenting & Children, Illegal drugs/alcohol abuse, Schizophrenia, Engagement, In-laws, Group Therapy, Parental Disapproval 23 people like this. Like This Personality Type Has The Happiest LifeFebruary 8, 2019 at 11:00 AM This personality type is better at remembering the good times.
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Activate: How To Find Joy Again By Changing What You DoTags: Psychology, Personality, Jeremy Dean 11 people like this. Like Self-Harm Ideation as a Punishing Response to Social EventsFebruary 6, 2019 at 3:45 PM Are random thoughts/ideation of self-harm (metal blocks smashing my head, stabbing myself,wanting to punch my face) as an automatic response to shame particularly from social interactions (“omg, I can’believe I said that” or “why didn’I say this”) a standard symptom? If people knew what misery went through my head after a Christmas party . . . Google searches aren’t showing anything as a shame response. (note: I am not suicidal. I have smacked myself a couple times but never actually harmed myse...Tags: Psychology, Google, General, Therapy, Self-esteem, Personality, Abuse, Intrusive Thoughts, Self Harm, Social Anxiety, OCD, Embarrassment, Self Injury, self harm Ideation 38 people like this. Like There’s Another Area Of Psychology Where Most Of The Results Do Replicate – Personality ResearchFebruary 6, 2019 at 4:13 AM By Christian Jarrett. Of 78 previously published trait-outcome associations, around 87 per cent successfully replicated.Tags: Psychology, Personality, Christian Jarrett, Replications Disillusionment with Society, Lack of Interest or Motivation to ContributeFebruary 5, 2019 at 7:30 AM I find myself increasingly disillusioned with society and with my peers. In my classes, I feel like there is a lack of focus on important issues and my attempts to provoke conversations on current affairs in the world and how they should be dealt with, specifically in terms of race, domestic policy, and global issues. I feel as if moving on to higher education will not be worth it. I feel if I were to apply myself to some field and envelop myself in my work that it would allow free-loaders to su...Tags: Psychology, General, Judgment, Anger Management, Teen Issues, Personality, Myanmar, Making Friends, Rohingya Muslim, Disillusionment, Society Lack of Interest 6 people like this. Like I Need to Learn How to Work with My Daughter BetterFebruary 3, 2019 at 3:45 PM I need to work more closely with my 25 years daughter with Down Syndrome on how to live based on discipline. Her name is Sanaz. She grows up with my old mother which we all learned how to serve and take care of my daughter. We had a renovation at our apartment and I am planning to start fresh and help my daughter to be more independent. She needs to learn the routine for her first needs in life. On the other hand, I never learned how to be disciplined and have a hard time to adjust my approach. ...Tags: Psychology, Family, General, Parenting, Personality, Parenting & Children, Special Needs, Young Adulthood, Sanaz 14 people like this. Like Podcast: How to Change Your Psychological IdentityJanuary 31, 2019 at 6:30 AM  Tags: Psychology, Usa, General, Wales, Depression, Afghanistan, Personality, David, Hawaii, Addiction, Recovery, Vincent, Wayne Dyer, Gabe Howard, Wayne, Vince 107 people like this. Like Study Compares Trump’s Personality With Other Populist Leaders And Finds He Is An “Outlier Among The Outliers”January 31, 2019 at 3:42 AM By Christian Jarrett. Even when compared against other populist leaders, Trump came out as having the lowest scores of all on agreeableness, conscientiousness and emotional stability, and the highest scores for narcissism and Machiavellianism.Tags: Psychology, Personality, Political, Trump 38 people like this. Like The Personality Trait Linked To LonelinessJanuary 29, 2019 at 12:30 PM Feeling lonely is a part of some people's genetic makeup.
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Activate: How To Find Joy Again By Changing What You DoTags: Psychology, Personality, Loneliness, Jeremy Dean 10 people like this. Like Self-Esteem IssueJanuary 28, 2019 at 3:45 PM My family has ethnic minority ancestry. Since I was a child, I have many family members who talk against their own ethnicity. They constantly say horrible things like people of this ethnicity are “ugly & lazy & evil” They say that they are ashamed to be of this ethnicity, and they don’t associate with others of the same ethnicity. Family members did not approve of me joining a social group for people of this ethnicity, or even taking an ethnic history class. All of this has greatly lowered my se...Tags: Psychology, Family, Identity, Depression, Anxiety, Personality, Ethnicity, Self Esteem, Ancestry 16 people like this. Like Do Personality Tests Really Mean Anything? 5 Things to Keep in MindJanuary 28, 2019 at 11:45 AM Are you an Introverted iNtuitive Feeling Judging personality (INFJ)? Maybe you’re an ENTJ or INTP? Don’t know what I’m talking about? You obviously haven’t checked your Myers Briggs personality type.
We love a label in our society. It’s so much easier to identify where we belong, whom we belong with and why when we all have tidy labels to our names. Whether it’s the vagueness of your horoscope, the procrastinating fun of the What Hogwarts House are you? quiz , or the slightly more credib...Tags: Psychology, Google, General, Students, Workplace, US, Communication, Personality, Johnson, New Yorker, Industrial And Workplace, Success & Achievement, Carl Jung, MBTI, Jung, Myers Briggs 48 people like this. Like The Personality Trait That Indicates High IQJanuary 27, 2019 at 10:47 AM This character trait is linked to a high IQ.
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Activate: How To Find Joy Again By Changing What You DoTags: Psychology, Intelligence, Personality, Jeremy Dean 41 people like this. Like Digital Self: A Third Type of Self-RepresentationJanuary 25, 2019 at 4:40 PM The sense of mind and self is created by multiple social interactions with many others; particularly from those in our early psychosocial environment. These intimate interactions result in the construction of our personality. Personality becomes, in time, the consistent features of who we are in regards to our thoughts, feelings, and actions (which I refer to as mind , mood , and motor ). Around age 3, personality emerges. It is dynamically formed by multiple inputs from others, become...Tags: Psychology, Facebook, Twitter, Technology, General, Media, Relationships, Boston, New York City, Communication, Personality, Brain And Behavior, SIEGEL, Abraham Maslow, MASLOW, Ferrante 28 people like this. Like There Are Some Important Differences In What Lay People And Psychologists Think The Main Personality Traits MeanJanuary 24, 2019 at 5:11 AM By Christian Jarrett. The findings could help with the future development of personality questionnaires.Tags: Psychology, Personality, Christian Jarrett 1 people like this. Like This giant cognitive bias codex will transform your understanding of yourselfJanuary 23, 2019 at 9:03 PM  Tags: Psychology, Google, Motivation, Time, Intelligence, Mental Health, Brain, Personality, Innovation, Ikea, Emotions, Mind, Self, Benson, Murphy, Occam 63 people like this. Like 200 cognitive biases rule our everyday thinkingJanuary 23, 2019 at 9:03 PM  Tags: Psychology, Google, Motivation, Intel, Intelligence, Mental Health, Brain, Personality, Innovation, Emotions, Mind, Business Insider, Self, Benson, Baumann, Julia Galef 72 people like this. Like Anxiety Over the PastJanuary 22, 2019 at 3:45 PM So over a year ago I decided to “experiment” with a psychedelic substance. At the time I used it to help with depression and for some time it did, but I’ve developed now from something else, Anxiety. Since I got Generalised Anxiety Disorder I’ve been looking back at the time I “experimented” and I feel bad for it. Like I did something wrong. I even told my mother to help lift that burden and she forgave me, but I can’t forgive myself. I worry about it and I worry that my mom still thinks about i...Tags: Psychology, General, Paranoia, Depression, Anxiety, Self-esteem, Personality, Illegal drugs/alcohol abuse, Substance Abuse, Drug Abuse, Drug Use, Psychedelics, Kristin Neff 10 people like this. Like Anxiety About TherapyJanuary 21, 2019 at 7:30 AM About 5 years ago, I started seeing a therapist weekly to do CBT for my lifelong anxiety. However, my anxiety quickly latched onto the therapy itself. I found myself worrying constantly about what the therapist thought of me and whether I was doing therapy wrong. Going to sessions became a major anxiety-inducing experience, and everything the therapist said felt like criticism. I eventually worked up the courage to talk to the therapist about the issue. She said she understood. We discussed it s...Tags: Psychology, General, Anxiety, Therapy, Medication related questions, Personality, Phobia, CBT 11 people like this. Like The Personality Trait Linked To Weight LossJanuary 20, 2019 at 12:14 PM People with this trait find it easier to lose weight.
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Activate: How To Find Joy Again By Changing What You DoTags: Psychology, Weight Loss, Personality, Jeremy Dean 37 people like this. Like My Boyfriend’s Friend Disrespected MeJanuary 18, 2019 at 7:30 AM My boyfriend and I have been together for almost 4 years and have been living together for a little over 3 years. About a year ago his friend stayed over at our house while we were out on vacation, I’ve never met his friend before and only said yes because he said his friend was trustworthy. His friend ended up bringing over a female coworker and not letting us know but I found an eyeliner so I was upset and asked my boyfriend to talk to him since he didn’t want me to talk to his friend myself. ...Tags: Psychology, General, Relationships, Anger Management, Self-esteem, Personality, Dating, Disrespect, Grudge, Misunderstanding, Disagreement 45 people like this. Like |
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