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août 21, 2024Like
All You Need To Know About Musical Intelligence In Psychology
Have you ever observed an individual with a great knowledge of music, for example, you name the music and they will tell you about the instruments, pitch, rhythm, tone, lyrics, languages used, and everything related to that music in just seconds. Such a personality is known by his/her skills in recognizing different types of music. The concept of recognizing music is known as musical intelligence or musical-rhythmic intelligence. Musical intelligence is the ability to determine pitch, timbre, tone, rhythm, instruments, calmsage
août 20, 2024Like
Kids Can Drink Mocktails — But Should They? Here’s What a Pediatrician Says
I first had a mocktail while pregnant with my now 2-year-old son. I figured, if I couldn’t have a drink while out with friends, I’d give this alcohol-free look-a-like a shot. As my belly grew, I started to get looks from people who couldn’t tell my drink did not contain alcohol. I imagine I’m not alone in getting these looks, but it’s a different demographic altogether that has people raising eyebrows by ordering mocktails these days: children. Where I live shek
août 20, 2024Like
Bladder Leakage Can Feel Like a Full-Time Job, but I Know I’m Not Alone
As told to Jacquelyne Froeber A few years ago, I was at home when I had the urge to pee. I made my way to the bathroom, but about halfway there, I started to go. I picked up the pace but some of the pee didn’t make it into the bowl. I was surprised — and thankful I was home! I chuckled and brushed it off. I must’ve waited longer than I thought to go. But I also felt uneasy. Healthy
août 20, 2024Like
After Years of Living with Postpartum Bladder Leakage, I Was Able to Successfully Treat It
As told to Nicole Audrey Spector After giving birth, vaginally, to my first child, I experienced bladder leakage. It happens, I was told by my medical team. It would likely go away. And it did. But after the birth (also vaginal) of my second child, the bladder leakage came again. Only this time, it didn’t go away. At first, I wasn’t concerned because I’d been told that postpartum bladder leakage is a common experience. But this just wouldn’t stop, and, Healthy
août 20, 2024Like
The Intersection of Heart Disease, Diabetes and Stroke
Debora Grandison, a 63-year-old author in St. Louis, MO, first learned that she had issues with her heart in 1988 when she went into preterm labor. The labor stopped but the medications she needed caused complications, leading to a few weeks in intensive care where she was diagnosed with mitral valve prolapse and gestational diabetes. Grandison’s blood glucose went back to normal after she delivered her son, but her heart palpitations continued. Three years later, Grandison went to her doctor Healthy
août 20, 2024Like
New Study Looks at Experiences of Black Psychologists and Counselors
A new study published in the Journal of Psychological Trauma Theory Research Practice and Policy looked at burnout, racial trauma, and protective experiences of Black psychologists and counselors. “We studied Black mental health professionals who worked with Black clients who were dealing with racial trauma,” study author Eric M. Brown told us. “We were hoping to discover how the work of healing racial trauma may affect the Black therapists themselves, given that they would be hearing stories of racism that theravive
août 20, 2024Like
Groupthink Bias: What You Need to Know About It
Things such as peer thinking or group thinking were cool when we were young and naive, but as adults, the desire to give in to others’ way of thinking seems more and more uncool. Instead of that, we have begun to conform to others’ ways of thinking. This gives birth to a cognitive bias called, “Groupthink”. Groupthink bias in psychology is when you begin to lose your voice or way of thinking to conform to others. So, instead of becoming calmsage
août 19, 2024Like
Are You Supporting Your Teen as Well as You Think? Here Are 5 Ways To Make Sure
As parents, we like to think we’ve got this whole “supporting our teens” thing down. We’re there for them, we listen, we care — but what if your teen’s secretly thinking, “Yeah, not so much”? A recent study in National Health Statistics Reports sheds light on a surprising disconnect between what we parents think we’re doing and how our teens actually feel. Turns out, we might need to level up our game in the support department! The Reality Check The shek
août 19, 2024Like
Mini-Guide: Dealing With A Conversational Narcissist
A good conversation is the gist of developing a healthy relationship. When we share a bond with people, we tend to have mindful conversations. However, for some people, the process of developing healthy relationships might look challenging. Some people intentionally take over the spotlight of communication; you’ll always find such people talking about themselves, draining everyone. People who make everything about themselves and talk miserably and annoyingly are known as conversational narcissists. Such people with narcissistic traits are tough to calmsage
août 18, 2024Like
How Mariska Hargitay Stepped in to Help Investigate ‘Over 11,000’ Unsolved Sexual Assault Cases
Warning: This post contains descriptions of sexual violence. Both on and off screen, Mariska Hargitay is a champion of women. While many know her as the iconic Olivia Benson in Law & Order: SVU, she’s also someone who helps what’s right. The podcast Dateline True Crime Weekly recently talked about how Hargitay funded prosecutor Kym Worthy’s biggest mission: to solve rape cases after she discovered that over 11,000 untested rape kits sitting on a shelf in a police evidence room. shek
août 18, 2024Like
What is Herd Mentality – How does it Affect Our Behavior
Crowd, herd, or mob mentality is a psychological phenomenon that impacts human behavior. When individuals, instead of believing in their own beliefs and attitudes, start adopting the group’s beliefs, behaviors, and attitudes at the cost of their self-identity, they follow a mob mentality. This affects their lives, including financial, political, and personal decisions. So, what is herd mentality, and how does it control your life and behavior? What is Herd Mentality? Herd mentality is a decision-making behavior influenced by the calmsage
août 18, 2024Like
Comment évaluer l’épuisement professionnel ?
L’épuisement professionnel, ou burnout, est un état de fatigue physique, émotionnelle et mentale résultant d’une exposition prolongée au stress au travail. Il est crucial de savoir reconnaître et évaluer ce phénomène pour mettre en place des mesures préventives et des interventions appropriées. Voici un guide détaillé sur les différentes méthodes pour évaluer l’épuisement professionnel. Comprendre les Signes et Symptômes de l’Épuisement Professionnel : Signes Physiques Les signes physiques de l’épuisement professionnel peuvent inclure : Fatigue chronique; Troubles du sommeil; Maux psychologues-paris6.fr