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Emotional heartbreak usually isn’t limited to just the end of a relationship; rather, it gradually affects one’s mental self-image, the way of thinking, and the quality of connection with others. In many people, after a…
Practical Guide to Couples Therapy Sessions: From the Conflict Pattern to Improved Effective CommunicationCouples therapy has the greatest impact when, instead of focusing solely on momentary feelings, recurring conflic…
Separating clinical and cognitive perspectives in the assessment of psychological problems becomes important from the very moment a person with psychological symptoms consults a specialist. In practice, professional ass…
The influence of social norms on decision-making begins the moment a behavior is perceived as “normal,” “acceptable,” or “unacceptable”—that is, before sufficient information is gathered, a framework of unwritten rules …
Psychosocial development, from the earliest years of life, shapes the connection between a child’s “inner states” and his or her “external relationships,” and ultimately determines the emotional, social, and cognitive s…
The day a simple message leads to intense distress, or a short sentence—rather than an explanation—gets interpreted as “personal criticism,” cognitive errors are often at play. These errors are imprecise, fast-moving me…
Individual differences in personality traits are not the result of a sudden event; these differences gradually take shape through the context of development, social interactions, cognitive experiences, and emotional mec…