Clinical Geropsychology – a subfield of psychology
Clinical geropsychology is the application of “the knowledge and methods of psychology to understanding and helping older persons and their families to maintain well-being, overcome…
Psychology
According to Research, Socially Tolerant Monkeys have better impulse Control
The ability to inhibit or delay an immediate behavioral response in order to achieve a long-term goal is referred to as impulse control. It is…
How Music can help you avoid Cognitive Decline
Music has been shown to have a number of positive effects on cognitive function and may aid in the prevention of cognitive decline. Progressive cognitive…
According to Research, some Children Learn Words more Slowly than Others
There are a variety of factors that can contribute to some children learning words more slowly than others. Several potential explanations for this variation have…
The Study Investigates how Social Rank influences Stress Response
The relationship between social rank and stress response is a topic of interest in the field of social psychology. Several studies have been conducted to…
How Caregiver Speech influences the Infant Brain
Speech from caregivers is important in shaping an infant’s brain development. Infants have highly plastic brains, which means they are highly adaptable and capable of…
The Effect of Maternal Stress on a Child’s Health during Pregnancy
Maternal stress has been linked to an increased risk of premature birth. Premature babies frequently face health issues and may experience developmental delays. Maternal stress…
Teachers who Struggle with Stress are far less Satisfied with their Jobs
Teachers who struggle to cope with stress are more likely to be dissatisfied with their jobs. With numerous responsibilities, high expectations, and limited resources, the…
Recognizing Self-Directed Aging
Self-directed ageism, also known as internalized ageism or self-ageism, refers to negative attitudes, stereotypes, and biases that people have about themselves because of their age.…
‘Highly Insecure’ People Frequently Use these 7 Harmful Phrases, which a Psychologist Identifies and Discusses Solutions for
Highly insecure people are individuals who experience feelings of inadequacy, self-doubt, and anxiety about their abilities or worth. Insecurity can manifest in various ways, such…
A Confidence-Boosting Superpower is a Nostalgia
It can be good to look back in your memory for a time when everything in life looked tranquil and secure when everything seems to…
Five Everyday Habits that can Significantly Improve How a Person Thinks about Themselves, Make Decisions, and So On
Our emotions are the most intimate, personal, and biological expressions of who we are. Our feelings tell us what we need and want, as well…
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