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Imposter Syndrome - What It Is, Symptoms, How to Treat

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A personal account details the author's struggle with imposter syndrome, exploring its symptoms, impact, and strategies for overcoming it through therapy and self-reflection.

'Spain is different' o por qué España consiguió evitar el pánico en el peor apagón eléctrico de su historia

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Despite a major power outage in Spain, the response was surprisingly calm and even showed community spirit in contrast to other countries' reactions during similar events.

It’s Always the Other Side That’s Been Brainwashed | The New Yorker

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This article explores the resurgence of the term "brainwashing" in the context of modern political polarization and social media, examining its historical usage and the complexities of coercive persuasion.

Qué es lo que más te molesta de tus compañeros de trabajo - La Tercera

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A man's experience with a panic attack leads him to re-evaluate his perspectives on work and family, highlighting the importance of challenging ingrained beliefs.

How to Be Better at Stress - The New York Times

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This article explores how changing one's perception of stress can significantly impact its effects on health and well-being, drawing on research studies to support its claims.

The Generational Stress Gap Is Real - The Atlantic

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A study reveals that younger generations experience higher stress levels and struggle more with coping mechanisms compared to older generations, highlighting the generational stress gap.

Peer Play - PubMed

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This article explores the crucial role of play in child development, detailing its evolution from infancy through adolescence and highlighting its impact on cognitive, social, and emotional growth.

«Es gibt 116 220 Varianten von ADHS», sagt der Psychologe

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A psychologist discusses the overdiagnosis and various treatments of ADHD, highlighting the wide range of symptoms and questioning the genetic basis.

The ‘death drive’ exists in all of us – The Irish Times

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This article explores Freud's concept of the 'death drive' and its relevance to understanding global conflicts, particularly the war in Ukraine, through the lens of psychoanalysis.

"Nie chcę żyć, mamo dobij mnie". Dwudziestolatkowie boją się dorosłości - Rodzina - Kobieta

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The article discusses the anxieties and mental health challenges faced by young adults in Poland as they transition into adulthood, highlighting the impact of societal pressures, pandemic experiences, and family dynamics.

We Can Be Heroes - Nautilus

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This article explores how framing one's life story as a hero's journey can increase meaning and resilience, drawing on psychological research and real-life examples of individuals overcoming adversity.

Arun Mansukhani, psicólogo: "La cantidad de gente joven que renuncia al sexo es impensable hace tres décadas"

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Psychologist Arun Mansukhani discusses the declining sexual activity among young people, linking it to the impact of hypersexualized media and unrealistic expectations.

Dear James: I Can’t Stop Thinking About Death - The Atlantic

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A 47-year-old man grapples with persistent thoughts of death, prompting a response from a columnist who shares coping strategies.

My Therapist Fired Me After I Confessed to a Sexual Dream About Her - The New York Times

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A veteran's therapist abruptly terminated their sessions after the patient shared a sexual dream about the therapist, raising concerns about ethical therapeutic practices.

A Defense Against Gaslighting Sociopaths - The Atlantic

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This article explains the DARVO tactic—Deny, Attack, Reverse Victim and Offender—a manipulation technique used by sociopaths to deflect blame and gain power, offering strategies to identify and avoid perpetrators.

Hiding in Plain Sight: The Fear of Being Seen and How I Overcome It | by Rose Smith | Medium

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This article explores the author's personal journey of overcoming the fear of being seen, tracing its roots in past trauma and offering insights into the nature and impact of this phobia.

Happiness report confirms eating together as key factor to raising mood

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A study reveals a strong correlation between the frequency of shared meals and increased life satisfaction, highlighting the importance of social connection for well-being.

Why does my child remember being someone else? - The Washington Post

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A Washington Post article explores the experiences of parents whose young children claim to remember past lives, examining documented cases and the research of experts at the University of Virginia.

Your Guide to Demand Avoidance ADHD

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Research suggests a link between demand avoidance, a condition characterized by avoiding daily pressures, and ADHD, highlighting the potential for mindfulness-based cognitive therapy and other strategies in managing this challenge.

Anxiety is an Attention Problem. Altering attention diminishes worry… | by John Kruse MD, PhD | Wise & Well | Medium

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This article argues that anxiety is fundamentally an attention problem, and that shifting one's focus can be more effective in managing anxiety than directly addressing emotions.

Als wraakzucht alles beheerst: ‘Bij elke klap herhaal ik in mijn hoofd: dacht je echt dat je hiermee kon wegkomen?’ | De Morgen

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A man's experience of being defrauded by a contractor leads him down a path of intense revenge fantasies, prompting reflection on the psychology of revenge and its societal implications.

Strach paraliżuje rodziców. "Nie potrafią ochronić swojego dziecka"

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Parents are grappling with feelings of helplessness and anxiety in the face of modern challenges, particularly concerning their children's safety in the digital age and the increasing prevalence of peer violence.

Understanding the Differences Between Mood, Emotion, and Feelings | by Anusha | Medium

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This article differentiates between mood, emotion, and feelings, explaining that mood is a sustained state, emotion is a reaction to a stimulus, and feelings are the conscious experience of these states.

The Key to Critical Self-Awareness - The Atlantic

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This article explores the importance of accurate self-knowledge, highlighting the challenges in achieving it and offering practical strategies for improving self-awareness.

Why Do Supervillains Fascinate Us? A Psychological Perspective | WIRED

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This article explores the psychological reasons behind our fascination with supervillains, examining factors such as the desire for power, revenge, and the exploration of our own fears and the unknown.

Adelanto del libro "Nunca es solo sexo" de Darian Leader | Gatopardo

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This article presents an excerpt from Darian Leader's book, exploring the complex relationship between sex, violence, and the lasting impact of childhood experiences.

I Gave Myself Three Months to Change My Personality - The Atlantic

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A journalist attempts a three-month experiment to change her personality, exploring scientific research and personal challenges to alter her traits.

Practical Ways to Improve Your Confidence (and Why You Should) - The New York Times

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This New York Times article explores the nuances of self-confidence, self-esteem, and self-efficacy, highlighting their impact on personal growth and offering insights into how to improve self-confidence.

Purity Culture and Its Effect on Mental Health

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Purity culture, originating from Christian beliefs but expanding beyond, significantly impacts mental health by creating shame and limiting sexual agency, affecting individuals across genders and sexualities.

Crisis de los 40: “Mi jefe hizo todo lo que pudo para irse a Europa con la modelo 2025″ - La Tercera

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A woman grapples with her husband's midlife crisis and her demanding boss, highlighting the complexities of personal and professional challenges.

¿Por qué no soy feliz? | EL PAÍS Semanal | EL PAÍS

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This article explores the concept of happiness through the personal experiences and perspectives of several individuals, highlighting the importance of self-acceptance, responsibility, and mindfulness in achieving lasting wellbeing.

General Evaluability Theory - Christopher K. Hsee, Jiao Zhang, 2010

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The article presents a bibliography of research on decision-making biases, focusing on preference reversals and the evaluability hypothesis.

This is exactly how to deal with trauma in mid-life - and the lessons we should all learn from Freddie Flintoff and his brave wife Rachael: DR MAX PEMBERTON | Daily Mail Online

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The article discusses Freddie Flintoff's experience with trauma after a car accident and explores the lessons learned about coping with adversity, highlighting the importance of support and honest communication.

Most People Don’t Know the Difference Between “Feelings” and “Emotions” | by Julian Frazier, PhD | Medium

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This article clarifies the often-confused distinction between feelings and emotions, highlighting the common mistake of conflating thoughts with feelings.

Why You Procrastinate Or Lack Motivation—And What To Do About It.

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This article explores the evolutionary reasons behind procrastination and lack of motivation, offering practical strategies to overcome these challenges and achieve greater productivity.

The Sociopaths Among Us—And How to Avoid Them - The Atlantic

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This article explores the Dark Triad personality traits—narcissism, Machiavellianism, and psychopathy—their prevalence, identification, and how to avoid harmful interactions with individuals exhibiting these traits.

What is virtual autism? - The Hindu

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Excessive screen time in young children may lead to developmental delays resembling autism spectrum disorder symptoms, a phenomenon termed 'virtual autism' by Romanian psychologist Marius Teodor Zamfir.

How can I get better at trusting people? | Vox

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This article explores the decline of interpersonal trust in society, examines the factors contributing to it, and offers insights from experts on how to cultivate trust in relationships.

Trauma Responses I Mistook for Personality Traits | by Ella | Psychology of Workplaces | Apr, 2025 | Medium

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This article details the author's journey of recognizing how past trauma manifested as perceived personality traits in their work life and their progress in unlearning these responses through therapy and self-awareness.

Laziness Does Not Exist. Psychological research is clear: when… | by Devon Price | Human Parts

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A psychology professor argues that laziness doesn't exist, instead proposing that situational factors and unmet needs are the root causes of procrastination and incomplete work.

Hablemos de amor: En el fondo, todas tenemos algo de envidiosa - La Tercera

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A review of the Argentinian series 'Envidiosa' explores the common experience of envy and its roots in personal insecurities and childhood experiences.

Your RAADS-R Test Results | Free Autism Spectrum Assessment

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This report analyzes RAADS-R test results, highlighting key findings and recommending further professional evaluation for a comprehensive autism diagnosis.

Dare to Act Differently and Be Happier - The Atlantic

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This article explores the idea of using experimentation to improve happiness, drawing parallels to FDR's approach to economic challenges and providing practical steps to implement happiness experiments.

Jacqueline Deutsch: “Los adolescentes necesitan validación, no solo corrección” - La Tercera

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Psychologist Jacqueline Deutsch emphasizes validation over correction in addressing the challenges faced by today's adolescents, highlighting the impact of social media and offering guidance to parents.

In Times of Trouble, Seek Moral Beauty - The Atlantic

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The article explores how witnessing and emulating acts of moral beauty, such as self-sacrifice and kindness, can significantly enhance personal well-being and happiness.

Marmion, el psicólogo de los idiotas: "El estúpido cree que nunca se equivoca y trata como enemigo al que no le da la razón"

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A French psychologist discusses the nature of stupidity, its role in politics, and how it relates to intelligence and wisdom, drawing on Kahneman's work and examples from political figures like Donald Trump.

Full article: The effect of language and cultural context on the BIG-5 personality inventory in bilinguals

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This study investigates how language and cultural context independently affect bilingual individuals' self-reported personality traits using the Big Five Inventory.

Lily Allen says sorry to Katy Perry: how to master the art of the apology

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This article explores the art of delivering a sincere apology, providing expert advice on what constitutes a good apology and offering insights from real-life examples.

Irrational Man | Alasdair MacIntyre | The New York Review of Books

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This New York Review of Books article critically analyzes C.G. Jung's psychological theories, arguing that their lack of scientific rigor and reliance on subjective belief systems place them outside the realm of rational thought.

Son: 6 característiques de les persones que tanquen la porta del dormitori

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Closing your bedroom door before sleeping reveals deeper aspects of your personality, according to psychological studies.

Chiemsee: Psychologe erklärt sinkenden Hemmschwelle im Verkehr

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A traffic psychologist analyzes the increasing aggressive behavior among drivers and cyclists on Chiemsee roads, attributing it to anonymity, stress, and the tendency to justify one's own actions while negatively judging others.

To Be Happier, Stop Resisting Change - The Atlantic

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This article explores how resisting change negatively impacts happiness and offers practical advice, based on Zen archery principles, to cultivate acceptance and improve well-being.

What Can Adults Learn From Kids’ Friendships? - The Atlantic

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This article explores the valuable lessons adults can learn from children's friendships, emphasizing the importance of uninhibited play, shared time, and creative connection in fostering strong and fulfilling adult relationships.

How 'Concept Creep' Made Americans So Sensitive to Harm - The Atlantic

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This article explores the phenomenon of 'concept creep,' where concepts like abuse and trauma expand to encompass a wider range of behaviors, leading to both positive and negative societal consequences.

Instagram, le nouveau divan des psy - Elle

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French psychologists are increasingly using Instagram to democratize and demystify mental health, offering case studies, advice, and support while emphasizing that it's not a replacement for professional therapy.

Who Are the Internet's Anonymous Gore Obsessives?

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This article explores the motivations and impact of online gore consumption, highlighting diverse perspectives from viewers, moderators, and researchers.

Weshalb glauben manche Menschen an paranormale Ereignisse und andere nicht?

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A psychologist explores why some people believe in paranormal events while others remain skeptical, attributing the tendency to inherent brain differences and highlighting the role of personal experiences and cultural contexts.

A High IQ Makes You an Outsider, Not a Genius - The Atlantic

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This article explores the complexities of the 'genius myth' and critiques the limitations and societal biases embedded within IQ testing, using the example of Marilyn vos Savant.

Jung’s Five Pillars of a Good Life - The Atlantic

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Carl Jung's five pillars for a fulfilling life, refined by modern social science, offer a practical strategy for achieving lasting well-being.

Mit uns selbst in der dritten Person sprechen: Ein Weg zu mehr Weisheit und Einsicht - Epoch Times (Deutsch)

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This article explores the benefits of using a third-person perspective in self-reflection, drawing on historical examples and modern psychological research to show how this technique can improve emotional regulation, reduce stress, and promote wiser decision-making.