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Understanding Psychological Triggers: How Past Trauma Affects Present Reactions

Understanding Psychological Triggers: How Past Trauma Affects Present Reactions

Blog | Psychology
A trigger, in psychological terms, refers to an event, context, or stimulus that activates a defensive reaction in the psyche, often leading to the re-experiencing of a past traumatic event.
Exploring Quantum Psychology: Metaphors for Mind and Experience

Exploring Quantum Psychology: Metaphors for Mind and Experience

Blog | Psychology
Quantum psychology is a concept that blends interpretations of quantum physics with ideas about human consciousness, suggesting that thoughts are not just abstract ideas.
Dehumanization: How It Works and Why It Matters in Psychology

Dehumanization: How It Works and Why It Matters in Psychology

Blog | Psychology
Dehumanization is a process that involves stripping a person of their humanity, either by denying them basic human rights or by discrediting their inherent value as human beings.
Pluralistic Ignorance: When Silence Doesn't Mean Consent

Pluralistic Ignorance: When Silence Doesn't Mean Consent

Blog | Psychology
Pluralistic ignorance is a concept in social psychology that explains how individuals, when witnessing violations of norms, laws, or ethical standards, often remain silent or indifferent.
What is the Tall Poppy Syndrome? Understanding the Downside of Success

What is the Tall Poppy Syndrome? Understanding the Downside of Success

Blog | Psychology
In many societies, there's a phenomenon that reflects a complex interplay of social dynamics and individual psychology: the Tall Poppy Syndrome.
What Are Beliefs in Psychology?

What Are Beliefs in Psychology?

Blog | Psychology
In psychology, beliefs are a fundamental element of the human psyche. They serve as both a stimulus and a barrier when it comes to decision-making.
What is Reaction Formation in Psychology and How Does it Affect Behavior?

What is Reaction Formation in Psychology and How Does it Affect Behavior?

Blog | Psychology
The concept of reaction formation stems from the idea that when an individual experiences internal conflict
What is Groupthink and How Can It Lead to Poor Decisions?

What is Groupthink and How Can It Lead to Poor Decisions?

Blog | Psychology
Groupthink is a social psychology phenomenon where a group of like-minded individuals, driven by a desire for harmony and unity, end up losing touch with reality.
The Unconscious Mind: How Hidden Motives Shape Our Actions and Lives

The Unconscious Mind: How Hidden Motives Shape Our Actions and Lives

Blog | Psychology
In the world of psychology, the unconscious is a complex and powerful force that influences much of our behavior.
Humanistic Psychology: The Path to Self-Actualization and Emotional Well-Being

Humanistic Psychology: The Path to Self-Actualization and Emotional Well-Being

Blog | Psychology
Humanistic psychology, a powerful movement in Western psychology, emerged in the mid-20th century with the central idea that individuals have an inherent capacity for personal growth and fulfillment.
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