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How to avoid turning red when something embarrasses you

When something embarrasses us, it is quite common and usually happens at the most inopportune moment. Feeling ashamed is shown to others through blushing and this can have many physical and emotional causes in combination… and all of this stimulates the sympathetic nervous system. When you turn red to something it’s because your body is reacting and it […]

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Learned helplessness: what it is, causes and main characteristics

Have you ever had the feeling that something did not depend on you, and over time, have you seen how you could change the situation? Or, have you settled into passivity, powerlessness, and have been unable to “make a move”, thinking that you yourself could not change your circumstances? It is clear that there are things that

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Human needs according to Maslow’s Pyramid: towards self-realization

Maslow’s Pyramid falls within humanistic psychology, a psychological orientation (or psychological model) that focuses on the uniqueness of the human being and on self- realization. It is a psychology that emphasizes human potential, and its movement was officially founded in 1961, with the constitution of the American Association of Humanistic Psychology (AAHP) and the publication of the

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Gestures that reveal a distrustful person

Sometimes interpersonal relationships get complicated, stagnate or we notice certain failures in communication. It does not happen only in couple relationships, but in all kinds of interactions. Observing body language can help us understand what kind of person we have in front of us and if they have a problem with us. Discover the gestures that betray a distrustful person, but don’t

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Empathy: learn to develop it and improve your relationships

Do you consider yourself an empathetic person? Empathy has to do with our ability to understand others, putting ourselves in their place and connecting with their emotions. It is an especially important skill in people who are dedicated to listening, accompanying, helping others… for example, teachers, doctors, psychologists, caregivers… However, it is essential for any human being

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How to criticize without hurting people: the art of constructive criticism

There are what are called constructive criticism and destructive criticism. All of us at some point in our lives are going to have to criticize someone, but we are also going to receive them. We have to be prepared to do it without hurting, and to receive it without necessarily taking it personally. And it is clear that there are

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