Do you know anyone who lets these harmful habits sabotage their relationships? Here are some better ways to deal with anxiety, writes @DrAliceBoyesbit.ly/3lnVXxF
Despite being disproved by science, @ifoundmo explains, many people believe in these popular myths. Do you recognize any of them from your own experience? bit.ly/3wqwCt7
After a conversation with someone, we usually continue thinking about them without realizing that they're thinking about us just as much. Here's why that matters. bit.ly/3Nq5fF9
Kea are curious and intelligent and these traits can get them into trouble in human-influenced landscapes. How can knowledge of their behavior/cognition be used to help conserve them?
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Does it seem like fewer people today are willing to do the right thing? Here are some possible reasons why—and what we can do to change it, writes @DocToderbit.ly/3lk1epS
For people with borderline personality, there's often a disconnect between the emotions they're feeling and the face they show to the world. Here's why—and how to use that information to improve relationships, from @swhitbopsychologytoday.com/us/blog/fulfil…
Do you know someone with a self-absorbed parent? Here's how that may have impacted their relationship patterns, both when they were growing up and today. bit.ly/3NmfdaE
People who endured traumatic experiences as children may be vulnerable to developing cognitive deficits as adults—particularly in these areas bit.ly/3MoNUMW
If we want to save endangered animals like the kea, we need to understand how they think, behave, and interact with their environment. @mebwriter explains why. bit.ly/3yJ0rGQ
There’s a lot that partners can do together to boost their happiness with their relationship. But there’s also plenty that each one can do on their own, starting with this. bit.ly/3PrxRQo
If an adult is around, playing might not feel like playing to children—and they may not benefit as they would from normal playtime. Here's why. bit.ly/39o7dY6
To stabilize their shaky self-esteem, people with narcissistic personality disorder need continual external validation. Here's what can happen if they don't get it. bit.ly/3pq4pPm
No one can be happy all the time—and expecting to be will only make you miserable. Here's why, and a healthier approach to take, from @swhitbobit.ly/3wjeaCH
Striving to achieve your goals can be an important and rewarding process—but don't forget to appreciate what you already have. @DrDimitrios explains how. bit.ly/3yFRQVn
Single people are routinely asked about the things that are presumed to be missing from their lives. Asking what fulfills them would be far more enlightening. bit.ly/3whI8qH
The trap with always wanting more is that you may undermine the very achievements you had worked so hard to attain.
To sacrifice years of life to achieve a goal, only to find it devoid of meaning.
Thank you @PsychToday for sharing my thoughts.
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The ability to see a partner as superior to yourself is an important building block of strong relationships. Unsurprisingly, research shows, that's especially hard for narcissists. Here's why. bit.ly/3Mc2Ldt
There's more to compatibility than variables like age, religion, culture, hobbies, attitudes, and beliefs. Here are some things to keep in mind when you're looking for a strong partnership. bit.ly/3sws2r5
For decades, people have bought into the explanation that depression is a chemical imbalance that can be corrected with medication. But it turns out there's more to the story. bit.ly/3L4pTJr