Tag: psychology
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Understanding Emotions: Helping Kids Recognize and Manage Their Emotions Effectively While in School
Emotions are an essential part of being human, and helping children understand and manage their emotions is crucial for their overall well-being and success in school. When children learn to recognize and regulate their emotions, they can navigate challenges, develop positive relationships, and thrive academically. In this article, we will explore effective strategies to help…
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The Creative Adult Is the Child That Survived: A Journey Through the Lifespan of Creativity
“The Creative Adult Is the Child That Survived.” This thought-provoking adage prompts us to ponder the intricate relationship between childhood and adulthood, specifically concerning creativity. How does the ingenuity of our younger years affect our adult selves? What happens to that boundless imagination and what role do society and education play in this transformation? This…
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The Future of Remote Work: Tips and Tricks to Maximize Your Earnings
Remote work has become an irreversible trend in the employment landscape, and it shows no signs of waning. Its rise was propelled by a blend of technological advancements and socio-economic factors, further accelerated by the global COVID-19 pandemic. As more people transition into remote work roles, the challenge to remain productive and financially secure intensifies.…
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The Complex Tapestry of Solo Motherhood and Dating: When a New Partner Meets the Child
The journey of solo motherhood is a labyrinth of emotional and practical challenges. One of the most complex yet rewarding experiences for solo mothers is venturing back into the dating world. Dating for a solo mom is not just about personal happiness but also involves the well-being of her child or children. As the relationship…
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Let There Be Chaos: A Deep Dive into the Role of Chaos in Innovation, Psychology, and Life
The term “chaos” often conjures images of disorder and confusion, of a system spiraling out of control. In modern discourse, it’s frequently perceived negatively—something to avoid or tame. But what if chaos isn’t merely an antithesis of order? What if it serves as a catalyst for creativity, innovation, and even psychological well-being? In this article,…
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The Skill of Mastering Emotional Intelligence: A Personal and Professional Imperative
In today’s fast-paced, interconnected world, a multitude of skills vie for our attention as worthy of learning and mastering. From data analytics and coding to graphic design and foreign languages, the list is extensive and ever-growing. However, if there were one skill that stands out for its universal applicability and transformative power, it would be…
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Mono No Aware: The Aesthetics and Psychology of Transience
Mono no aware (もののあわれ) is a Japanese term that embodies a complex emotional tapestry, weaving threads of both melancholy and an acute sense of the beauty in life’s ephemerality. Translated literally, it means “the pathos of things,” but this simplified English translation scarcely does justice to the depth and breadth of the concept. The term…
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The Hidden Rewards of Hard Work: Unlocking the Psychology of Fulfillment
The pursuit of success often aligns with the notion of hard work. For many, the equation is simple: hard work equals achievement, and achievement equals fulfillment. However, the relationship between hard work and a sense of fulfillment is not solely based on material or external rewards. The dynamics are complex and are mediated by various…
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Smiling Selfies, Silent Suffering: The Paradox of a Picture-Perfect Society
In today’s digitally dominated world, scrolling through one’s social media feed offers a barrage of smiling faces, picturesque vacations, and curated lives that border on the idyllic. However, this digital facade often hides a more somber reality—a society grappling with rising levels of anxiety, depression, and emotional isolation. This article delves into the paradox of…
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What Could You Do More Of? The Pursuit of a More Fulfilled Life
In our fast-paced, often mechanistic society, the mantra seems to be “do more with less”—a formula for efficiency that often leaves us overwhelmed and depleted. But what if we shifted the paradigm and instead focused on the question: “What could you do more of?” This question invites an exploration of areas where more effort, attention,…
Sonia M. Rompoti, MSc, Bsc 