The Booster Effect: How High Sensitivity Can Be Your Superpower
The Booster Effect: What Does High Sensitivity Give Us? Based on the book “Sensitivity as a Superpower” by Jenn Granneman and Andre […]
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5 Key Factors That Influence the Success or Detection of Deception
5 Key Factors That Influence the Success or Detection of Deception For those interested in lie detection, questions often arise about the […]
Early Signs of Lying: The Orientation Freeze Response
Early Signs of Lying: The Orientation Freeze Response (OFR) “I want to know when someone is lying to me.” Almost everyone who […]
How to Determine a Person’s Basic Psychotype by Nervous System Traits
Determining the Basic Psychotype Through Nervous System Traits Questions about basic psychotypes are among the most common from participants in our courses. […]
What Is the Boomerang Effect? Meaning and Examples
What Is the Boomerang Effect? Sometimes we get results we never expected. This situation is often described as the boomerang effect. It […]
The Karpman Drama Triangle: How to Break Free from Manipulative Roles
The Karpman Drama Triangle: Why We Get Stuck in Manipulative Roles Intrigue, scandals, investigations—so much of human life is governed by a […]
What Is Fear and Why Do We Need It?
Fight, Flight, Survive: What Is Fear and Why Is It Useful? It’s dark outside. You’re sitting alone at home in silence when […]
Understanding Psychological Triggers: What They Are and How to Cope
About Triggers Sometimes, seemingly minor events can provoke a strong reaction. For example, someone might cause a scene or abruptly end a […]
How Attachment Styles Shape the Tendency Toward Violence: Part 2
Attachment Styles in Adults John Bowlby noted that attachment patterns correlate with patterns of social and play behavior with other adults (not […]
How Fear-Based Anger Shapes a Tendency Toward Violence: Part 1
“Anger Born of Fear”: How a Tendency Toward Violence Develops. Part 1 The behavior of an abuser who uses psychological or physical […]