Narcissism is a widely used and discussed term in nowadays psychology. It is associated with the sense of exaggerated self-importance and entitlement. The term itself is originating from Greek mythology. It is named after Narcissus, a son of a god, who falls in love with his own reflection. There are two main types of narcissism…
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Cycle of abuse
The cycle of abuse is a very common phenomenon, especially in intimate relationships and family structures. It is associated with an abusive pattern where one of the partners is consistently causing harm to the other partner. When we talk about abuse, we shouldn’t limit ourselves to only the physical form. There are various types of…
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Abuse in the workplace is a pervasive issue that encompasses a range of harmful behaviors and can profoundly affect employees’ physical and mental well-being. This article will define what makes up abuse, explore five common types of workplace abuse, offer strategies for handling these situations, and expand upon the importance of taking proactive measures to…
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автор: Леа Моргана 5/5 “НИЕ СМЕ ХОРА, НЕ ДИАГНОЗИ!!!!Бих искала да разкажа за своя опит с биполярното разстройство. Защо? Защото невежеството и неразбирането ме изправи пред предизвикателства, които не заслужавах. Стигмата за психичната болест се оказа по силна от любовта и бях отхвърлена и неразбрана. Трябваха ми години, за да се изправя и искам…
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Understanding Dreams Dreams are imaginary sequences—some with clear narratives, and some without—that play out in people’s minds as they sleep. Most dreams consist of a series of images, sensations, and emotions, and range from pleasant and exciting to boring or even terrifying.Dreams have long captured the imagination of humankind; early in recorded history, they were…
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Psychology of colors “Experience teaches us that the individual colors give particular moods.” – Johann Wolfgang von GoetheWe deal with colors all day unconsciously, but most of the time we hardly notice them. Nevertheless, color psychology is constantly present in everything around us: the clothes, the food, in nature, the furnishings and who has not…
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