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The term subconscious reflects an etymological root of the French subconscious as introduced by the renowned psychologist Pierre Janet (1859–1947), who claimed that a strong perception lay beneath the layers of the conscious mind's critical-thought mechanisms that he labeled the subconscious mind. The adjective is described in the strict psychological perception as functioning or appearing outside the territory of consciousness. Edwin A. Locke and...
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There is an in-depth discussion about stoicism and the psychology that it helps in building inside a person. Stoicism has been a great tool for many people in directing their life on a better path, and that is the reason everyone deserves to try it on their own. People have been wrong in interpreting stoicism in the past. It was made out that stoicism is all about not having emotions. But if there are no emotions, then what is the point of life and...
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Hyperactivity is a condition of being unconventionally active. Hyperactive people are always up to something. These kinds of people are always active, impulsive in nature, easily distracted, unable to concentrate, or similar behavior. In the year of 1867, the word hyperactive was used in the sense of more activity than usual or desired. People's behavioral study is streamed in Psychology. These kinds of behavior are commonly seen among children. Typical...
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The concept of personality traits is nothing new in a discussion. It is an old story in the books of psychological literature. Extroversion is widely discussed among all of them and is a type for most of the world population. Studies suggested, almost 62% of the world population is extroverts. Thanks to them for making the world a better place though. Many theories signify that extroversion or introversion is a key material in the making of a human...
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There already exists an unknown Law of Creation that may be used to materialize human wants. In the metaphysical world, this universal concept is known as the Law of Correspondence. The Law of Correspondence is one of the ancient Hermetic Principles revealed to humanity by Hermes Trismegistus, also tagged as Thoth in Egypt. Hermes is said to be a god's messenger who bestows art, education, and wisdom.The Law of Correspondence essentially discloses...
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From 9/11 to the Recession of 2007, these are events thathave scared history and the United States of America. Theywere unprecedented by the people of those days, yet, we lookback at those events and saw the impending signs of what wasto happen. Nassim Nicholas Taleb accounted for these eventsand our perspectives today as the Black Swan Theory. Muchlike how what seemed to be the norm and logical answer tothe question: "what's the color of a swan?"...
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Trust is not just a behavioral expectation, but it is an emotional disposition of the brain. Trust is the essence of all human relationships, including family life, business, politics, medical practices and romantic relationships. For instance, if one does not trust the family physician or psychotherapist, it will be much difficult to follow their professional consultations.Trust is an array of behaviors, like taking actions that depend on someone...
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The Law of Attraction has enjoyed a lot of publicity recently. People could say it has become a celebrity as the latest self-improvement tool, the currently fashionable way for manifesting their dreams. What several people don't realize is that the Law of Attraction isn't a new concept. In fact, it's not even a concept in the sense that it had not been coined at a certain point, and then everyone started using it as a new device. Of course, the term...
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Depression is a type of mood disorder in which a person is unable to carry out his/her day-to-day activities properly and may also go through suicidal feelings and begin to think that it isn't worth to live life. It is also known as Major Depressive Disorder or Clinical Depression, which greatly affects a person's way of thinking, feeling and behavior that can lead to a variety of emotional and physical problems. It causes a person to have constant...
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A score of General Intelligence Quotient (IQ.) Derived from astatistical number that indicates similar and relative capabilitiesthat can be used to obtain data on the academic and practicalknowledge. Everyone has hundreds of specific mental abilities.Some of these capabilities can be accurately measured. Some ofthese actions can be reliable predictors of academicachievements of an individual. THE IQ. It is expressed numerically and results from thefollowing...
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The massive movement within Economics itself is largelyresponsible for the bridging that neuroeconomics provided foreconomics and psychology. Recent models in economics(Benhabib & Bisin 2005, Bernheim & Rangel 2004, Brocas &Carrillo 2006, Fudenberg & Levine 2006, Loewenstein &O'Donoghue 2004) have come to embrace a multiple systemsperspective, which has long been popular among psychologists(Chaiken & Trope 1999, Posner & Snyder 1975, Schiffrin &Schneider...
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All people have different personalities, different desires, different needs, and different ways to show their emotions. It all takes patience and cleverness to maneuver through this – particularly if they intend to succeed in life. It is here that emotional intelligence is relevant. Emotional intelligence is the ability to recognize individual feelings, understand what they narrate, and know-how those around them affect the emotions. It also requires...
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Nonconscious, unconscious, or subconscious?Brain versus mind: The word brain tends to be used whenpeople talk about anatomical structures or circuitry in the brain.The term mind tends to be used to refer to the subjectivecognitive states a brain creates. For example, the prefrontalcortex is an anatomical part of the brain, but attention is acognitive "state of mind" produced by activity in the brain.Generally, we use these terms interchangeably. We...
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Motivation is one of the foremost driving forces of humannature. Its what puts us at the edge of every action andactivity; it is the sole driving force that keeps us to movingforward in our journey to live and write our own story of life.It might seem philosophical in the beginning, and yet itsmotivation alone that wakes us up every day, keeps us aliveevery minute we exist, prompts us to complete our daily tasksand ultimately aim for a higher and...
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