Evolutionary Psychology

@Infotips · 7 months ago

The Psychology of Inconsistency: Why We Contradict Ourselves

This is the second part of the series of inconsistency. Visit my profile & articles to see the first part. It is no doubt that inconsistency is a fascinating phenomenon. It's not uncommon to find ind...

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@katiefavala · 1 year ago

Transform the way you think with a mindfulness approach

Mindfulness is a teaching rooted in Buddhist philosophy with a history of more than 2000 years and a psychotherapy approach whose effectiveness has been proven by scientific studies. Although it is ro...

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@Onyx132 · 1 year ago

Developmental Dyslexia Was Essential For Human Survival and Still Has Benefits Today

Key Takeaways Dyslexia is a learning difficulty that affects a person's ability to read, write, and spell. Although dyslexia is often mistaken as a sign of low intelligence, new research suggests...

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@sj0820 · 1 year ago

Why do we like others? What research says!!!

We want people to like us. We are social beings and we all like to be liked. It is a fundamental need for social creatures. But does anyone know why we are motivated to get others’ approval? Resea...

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@Mafer8866 · 1 year ago

How can we find our passion?

We have all heard at some point that what really makes us meet our goals, beyond effort and perseverance, is passion, and it is totally true. Passion will be the gasoline with which you will drive a...

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@SaraEllen · 2 years ago

Ethical Psychology (4). The Source (Repost)

Hi, good evening, hope you are having a good day. What is right and what is wrong? Where does morals or ethics come from? There are many learning institutions of thought on the answer to this query....

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@WithWanjala · 2 years ago

What are some of the most fascinating psychological facts you can find?

Because the human psyche is immensely complicated, fresh research is published every day that helps to explain why we are the way we are. While some of the material is mundane, others are very insight...

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@ARBABii · 2 years ago

Dark side of Religion

Ritual human sacrifice played a central role in helping those at the top of the social hierarchy maintain power over those at the bottom. This is the central finding of a study published today in Natu...

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@BettyRB · 2 years ago

We create our own fears

Did you know that most of our fears have no rational basis or real threat to explain them? If you didn't know this, don't worry, we will analyze it below. Before we start, it is very important to ke...

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@Peter-Molnar · 2 years ago

The Transition From Ancient Civilization To Modern Civilization

The transition from ancient civilization to modern civilization was a major development for the world. Although there is controversy over the details of the change, many of the foundations of human hi...

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@Rahabinte · 2 years ago

First love outside the country

Everything in life is special. First love or love is always a little more special. Similarly, the first love of life is also special. And the feeling of falling in love for the first time is diffe...

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@ThorHammer · 2 years ago

Our Subconscious Mind

It's no secret that we put in a lot of time and effort when we're with other people to appear confident on the surface because we don't have a choice. People, whether they realize it or not, are incre...

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@MarielB22 · 2 years ago

This is not the Belief You're Looking For

I had to look it up. Anytime a question arises in my mind where I am unsure of the answer, I conduct research to find the answer. The question that came to mind today was: How many religions are the...

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@Jongbo · 2 years ago

Go to Bed! Brain Researchers Warn That Lack of Sleep is a Public Health Crisis.

In the screen-lit bustle of modern life, sleep is expendable. There are television shows to binge-watch, work emails to answer, homework to finish, social media posts to scroll through. We’ll catch up...

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@cilandio · 2 years ago

Why do we like to be drunk?

Surprisingly Drunken History and Science Why do humans like to get drunk? The results obtained our affinity with drunkenness as an evolutionary error, a technique developed by humans to release a sm...

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@ayueee98 · 2 years ago

What is Beauty?

Anyone who thinks about beauty should turn to the philosopher Immanuel Kant , in particular, his Critique of Practical Reason. According to Kant, beauty is not an objective property of things, bu...

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@dark_spirit666 · 2 years ago

Why Are We Lazy?

One of the most difficult things in creating is "getting started". It doesn't matter how much intention the head has gathered. So many times I plan things while I am idle or on the go. Not a few idea...

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@Laurenexai · 3 years ago

BCH chemistry,seems new?

Sounds interesting? Yeah it is! I am going to relate BCH to the chemistry. Oh it's not the chemical chemistry.it's about the love chemistry! I think you are quite aware of the term that chemistry...

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@Preshylite · 3 years ago

The Human–Nature Relationship and Its Impact on Health

introduction During the last century, research has been increasingly drawn toward understanding the human–nature relationship ( 1 , 2 ) and has revealed the many ways humans are linked with the natu...

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@Farah · 3 years ago

The concept of emotion in psychology

Despite the fact that emotions influence every decision we make and the way we see the world, there is still a lot of mystery around it; Because of the existence of these feelings, so that the search...

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@jaksonhium · 3 years ago

Panic and Stockpile Against Diseases

Often there is something that nobody speaks about and that we do not mention in what we wrote. Panic psychology and reasons for stock attitude. When we look at the research for these attitudes that ar...

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@gregoriodare45 · 3 years ago

Normalization Process and the Psychology of Going Out

Of course, all of us, especially myself and my family, were affected by this pandemic in different ways. Some of us continued to work outside during long working hours. Some of us have tried to adapt...

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@davidsilvers · 3 years ago

Don'ts of Panic Attack Time

We can say that Panic Attack is an issue that many people around the world are uncomfortable with. The science of psychology continues its studies on anxiety disorder and panic attacks day by day. Man...

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@Zilong · 3 years ago

The Existence of Morality without God (Belief of an Atheist)

The Existence of Morality without God (Atheist's Belief) Where does the morality of humans originate if there is no God? How do we know if something is right or wrong? If you don't believe in God wha...

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@Moneychaser · 3 years ago

Growth

Definition of growth It's defined as A thing that grew in the sense of more and more, and it is said that the seed grew and the boy grew. Biological Growth: It is a biological term for the physic...

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@Snezana28 · 3 years ago

Women are smarter than men

The conclusion of this year's comprehensive IQ measurement around the world is that members of today's fairer sex are much more intelligent than men. Since IQ tests have been done, psychologists have...

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@sandra22 · 3 years ago

Why is yawning contagious?

The photo shows a macaque monkey yawning. Look at him one more time. He was tired and he fell asleep so much that, while his eyelids were closing on their own from the weight, he put his fist on his m...

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@Ipiya · 3 years ago

Help the child learn to speak.

Multiple miracles The word "miracle" may sound like an exaggeration. However, speech (sounds, breathing patterns) and speech (what sounds represent) are very complex systems. In fact, coordination a...

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@MichMae99 · 3 years ago

Men and women are equal

In our modern society, it is not politically correct to assume that men and women are anything but equal, and equality is defined as exactly the same. Same desires, same goals, and same needs. Neith...

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@Denek2 · 3 years ago

What is love?

When we love someone we experience the same positive thoughts and experiences as when we like a person. But we also experience a deep sense of care and commitment towards that person. Being “in love...

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