Impulsive vs intrusive thoughts (6 Differences) - PsychMechanics
Thoughts can be conscious (voluntary) or subconscious (involuntary). If I ask you to solve a math problem, you’ll use your reasoning or conscious thought.| PsychMechanics
Thoughts can be conscious (voluntary) or subconscious (involuntary). If I ask you to solve a math problem, you’ll use your reasoning or conscious thought.| PsychMechanics
When I first heard about love languages I was very intrigued. It made so much intuitive sense- this concept that people have different ways of showing and| PsychMechanics
This post will discuss 10 common ego defence mechanisms that we encounter regularly in our day-to-day lives.| PsychMechanics
Following are the 3 major reasons why people commit suicide:| PsychMechanics
It’s probably because they have low intrapersonal intelligence, a term borrowed from Howard Gardner’s theory of Multiple Intelligences.1| PsychMechanics
Humans are social species. For any social species, social cohesion matters. Social cohesion is achieved when individuals can live together in reciprocal, ‘I| PsychMechanics
Childhood emotional neglect occurs when one or both parents don’t respond to the emotional needs of a child. Human children, heavily depending on their| PsychMechanics
When someone goes through a breakup, it’s common for others to say: “She didn’t really love you.” “It wasn’t true love, just infatuation. True love is rare.”| PsychMechanics
This article will help you in understanding shame, carried-over shame, and why people feel ashamed because of others (second-hand shame).| PsychMechanics
The core principle of attachment theory is that how we interact with our primary caregivers in early childhood affects our adult relationships. In other| PsychMechanics
