Interesting Articles
Cherish Those Who Seek You and Love Those Who Don’t Let You Go
As Bernabe Tierno says in his book “The Wise Apprentice” no one can question the need for love, in the…
We’re Wrong If We Judge Homosexuality
Homosexuality is a complicated and especially sensitive issue, as we can see if we know a little history about our…
No One is Indispensable
This is the story of Andrew, an extraordinarily talented accountant. Andrew was a brilliant and ambitious young man who wanted to be successful and indispensable in his job. He finished college with good grades, so his professors put in a…
Why Do We Trust Other People
Trust is very important when it comes to love, money, and other parts of our daily lives that may be put at risk. A new study sheds light on what motivates people to trust one another. The study, carried out by a team…
Psychology
The Types of Love According to John Allan Lee
John Allan Lee argued that there were different kinds of love. He used a color analogy to talk about them.…
How to Deal with a Panic Attack
A panic attack is a distressing experience. It can happen anytime and anywhere, although it particularly hits people with depression, anxiety, and obsessive-compulsive disorders. Of course, it may occur after a highly stressful situation. Thus, knowing what to do when…
The Psychology of Smell: Three Smells that Change Attitudes
According to social psychologists, several physical sensations have curious effects on mental experience. More specifically, the psychology of smell has…
Autistic People Also Love and Struggle
Autistic people are like the rest of us, as they also love and struggle to reach their dreams. This progressive era is rather ideal to reflect on their inclusion in society. This is because many people still don’t understand this…
Neuroscience
The Neurobiology of Trauma
Today, child abuse is considered a public health problem. That’s why, from the past few decades, experts have been trying to understand the effects of exposure to traumatic life experiences on children’s psychopathology. That, however, raises another important question: how…
Improving Creativity Using Brain Stimulation
The brain has been the protagonist of the last decades. Academics from all over the world, and from different disciplines,…
Love Makes Us More Intelligent, According to Neuroscience
People often say that, when a person falls in love, they lose their mind in one way or another. Well,…
What Do We Gain by Training Our Memory?
Many studies support the fact that age can lead to cognitive impairment. With this in mind, could we achieve anything by training our memory? Is it beneficial in both the short and long term? Age doesn’t affect all people, nor…
Human Relationships
Sexual Behavior According to Science
Sexual behavior seems to be the main topic of conversation among many people. Sometimes, the information we share in these types of exchanges isn’t very reliable. This could be due to prejudice, shame, or even perceived modesty. Many men and…
Getting Over Someone After a Breakup
Not being able to get over someone after a breakup doesn’t mean you’re lying in bed depressed, crying your heart out. You’re probably continuing your life, and so is your ex. You both continue to work and attend events. In…
The Dilemma of Conflicting Messages
Have you ever thought about the difference between what you do and say? Why would someone make a statement that’s the opposite of how they really feel? Conflicting messages are confusing. Today’s article is about them from a psychological perspective.…
The Importance of Respect in a Relationship
On a theoretical level, we all agree that respect in a relationship is fundamental. However, in the course of our…
Why Do Some People Find it Hard to Ask for Help?
Everyone goes through tough times. However, some people find it very hard to ask for help. The root causes of…
Wellness
The Pain of Unshed Tears
Sometimes, a sort of deep anguish invades you, knots form in your throat, and your mind seems to be blocked. You’re full of sadness, and the helplessness of what’s happened catches up with you. You can’t seem to do anything,…
Interpreting Silence is an Art Few People Know
Interpreting silence isn’t easy because it isn’t always meaningful. It requires self-confidence and deep knowledge of another person to find…
Willpower and Self Control Can Change Your Life
Developing your willpower and self-control can change many areas of your life. Adopting and sticking to a healthy diet, reading…
Gynecologic Cancer and Anxiety
Do female cancer patients suffer more than male cancer patients? This is the question that we’ll try to answer today by looking at studies about changes in mood and anxiety in gynecologic cancer patients. This analysis will help determine if…
Health
Universal Health Coverage: An Urgent and Decisive Right
In many different countries, universal health coverage remains something isolated and punctual, pretty much a luxury. The reality is that…
White Noise to Help People Sleep Better
More and more people are praising white noise, as it can improve relaxation, focus, and cognitive abilities. This sound can also help humans get better sleep. Thus, many parents are using white noise to calm their babies. Some statements assure…
The SDQ Questionnaire to Evaluate Skills and Difficulties in Children
Experts estimate that 15% of children from some sort of psychological disorder. However, it’s difficult to detect and make precise…
Sensory Stimulation in People with Alzheimer’s
Alzheimer’s is a neurodegenerative disease that’s increasingly present as a consequence of a rise in the aging population. There’s no…
Culture
Hercules Poirot and His Little Grey Cells
When people think of detective stories, the first thing to come to mind is usually British detective novels from the…
Severus Snape: Who is Who in Harry Potter?
Severus Snape is one of the most intriguing characters in the Harry Potter saga. Rowling fooled us all, making us…
Sophie’s World: Helping Us to Relate to Philosophy
Sophie’s World is a work that synthesizes the history of Western philosophy in the format of a novel. This original…
Monsignor Arnulfo Romero: Biography of a Contemporary Saint
Monsignor Arnulfo Romero is the first Salvadorian and Central American to be declared a saint by the Catholic Church. He…
Work
The Ten Most Stressful Jobs in the World
In general, the most stressful jobs in the world are those that expose people to danger, especially if this threat…
5 Keys to Help You Find Your True Professional Vocation
The question of knowing their professional vocation is something that seems to constantly be on people’s minds. From a very…
The Coronavirus Leadership Crisis
One of the aspects the current pandemic revealed is that there’s no real coronavirus leadership among the nations. Very few rulers have been able to rise to the occasion, and even fewer have shown any real ability to motivate society…
Remote Work – Independence or Isolation?
Work as people know it has changed significantly in recent years. One of the most relevant transformations is the emergence…