Negotiation Techniques: The Broken Record and Assertive Request Methods
Negotiation Techniques: The Broken Record and Assertive Request Methods This method is used to help a person achieve their fair demands, but […]
Author: Dr. Naomi Wade
Psychological Aikido: The “Yes, But…” Technique for Conflict Resolution
Psychological Aikido: The “Yes, But…” Technique Conflicts are inevitable, and not everyone is naturally skilled at smoothing them over. Sometimes, it’s something […]
Milgram Experiment: Obedience to Authority Explained
The Milgram Experiment The Milgram Experiment was first described by American social psychologist Stanley Milgram in 1963. Its purpose was to determine […]
Understanding Shame: Types, Effects, and How to Cope
About Shame Shame is one of the earliest social emotions. It arises in contact with others and always assumes the presence of […]
How Did We Enter the Post-Truth Era? A Brief History of Truth in Philosophy
How Did We Enter the Post-Truth Era? The problem of truth is one of the central issues in philosophy. Our understanding of […]
The High Cost of Numbness: Why Suppressing Emotions Comes at a Price
The High Cost of Numbness Complete control over emotions—isn’t that a skill most people desire? To stoically withstand the smirks of fate, […]
Speech Manipulation Techniques: 12 Methods Used by Manipulators
Speech Manipulation Techniques Manipulation in conversation often relies on subtle speech techniques that influence a person’s subconscious and decision-making. Below are 12 […]
Effective Ways to Manage Your Emotions
Effective Ways to Manage Your Emotions Managing your emotions is an important skill for maintaining mental well-being and healthy relationships. Here are […]
Are Emotions Innate Reactions or Learned Constructs?
The Nature of Emotions: Innate Reactions or Learned Constructs Shaped by Context? Fear, anger, sadness, happiness, disgust — we tend to believe […]
The Psychopathology of a Heroic Past: War Trauma Beyond Historical Memory
The Psychopathology of a Heroic Past: Experience Beyond Historical Memory Denial of memory, compensatory recollections of heroism, and the sacralization of a […]