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Workplace Emotions and The Ways to Deal with Negative Ones

How to Deal with The Emotions at Workplace Human beings are an essential part of an organization and are dynamic in nature and hence are needed to be handled with proper care because the utilization of all the other resources

Awareness Health

Know About 6 Types of Emotions, And How They Affect Human Behavior

Meaning and Definition of Emotions: Emotions can be stated as reactions consisting of subjective cognitive states, physiological reactions and expressive behaviours. An emotion is a complex reaction pattern in response to a stimulus and it has experimental, behavioural, and physiological elements

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How to differentiate between anxiety and depression can we understand our emotions?

Depression and anxiety are generally known as common mental disorders. People are generally confused that both depression and anxiety are similar, as it shares some symptoms same. But mental health professionals clearly say “It is not true, Depression and anxiety

Self Help

How To Regulate Our Emotions?

Sometimes we become so ignorant of things or so blind that the reality is right in front of us and we are not able to see it. Humans are very much driven by emotions, which is a good thing because

Self Help

What is Thinking About Emotions and How It Can Help you

Emotions are more than just feelings. But how exactly are they more than just feelings? We assign words to emotions and we have a subjective experience. We grow up developing an idea of emotions. We learn words such as happy,

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EMOTIONAL HIJACKING: EMOTIONS OVERPOWERING COGNITION

A 32-year-old man, is already 30 minutes late for his meeting because of getting stuck in heavy traffic jam. A person named Raj is driving another car behind him keeps honking and tells him to keep moving. Suddenly he gets

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Phubbing: When the Phone Gets More Attention Than the Person

Picture this: you’re sitting across from a friend in a café and finally decide to tell them about something that has been on your mind for weeks. Your friend listens for a moment, then a light on their phone turns

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Factitious Disorder Imposed on Self: Why Do People Pretend to Be Ill? 

Imagine purposefully trying to act sick in front of others even when you do not have a clear financial, legal, or other gain from doing so. This strange behaviour is a phenomenon of Factitious Disorder Imposed on Self (FDIS), where

Awareness Positive

“Menty B,” “Stressy”, and “Depressy”: The Psychology of Gen Z

“I’m having a Menty B.”  “I’ve been so stressy lately.”  “I’m feeling a little depressy today.”  Many Gen Z readers will recognise these terms. Language about stress, overwhelm, and mental health is increasingly abbreviated, softened, or made playful in everyday

Relationship

10 Signs You’re Developing a Healthier Attachment Style

Have you ever noticed that a situation that once made you anxious no longer affects you in the same way? Maybe you can give your partner some space without immediately worrying that they are losing interest. Perhaps you can express