Seligman’s Preparedness Theory
Post Views: 1142 Seligman’s preparedness theory explains how phobias are disproportionate fear reactions to harmless stimuli or ...
What Lies Behind the Mask of Cynicism?
Post Views: 1637 Cynical people often pride themselves on their sharp skepticism. Indeed, they’re experts in the ...
Understanding Specific Phobias and How to Manage Them
Post Views: 1550 Have you ever heard about specific phobias? Concern or fear about certain situations, activities, ...
Stress and Insomnia – What’s the Link?
Post Views: 1426 Stress and insomnia are linked. Stress largely impacts sleep quality and duration. Lack of ...
Don’t Put Too Many Demands on Yourself
Post Views: 1971 To a lesser or greater extent, every day is marked by your motivation and ...
Wassily Kandinsky, a Life All about Color
Post Views: 2030 Wassily Kandinsky was the first painter to base his art on purely pictorial means ...
The Innocent, a Series about Chance
Post Views: 1634 The eight-episode Spanish mini-series The Innocent proved to be a tremendous success. This series has ...
Benjamin Rush, the Father of American Psychiatry
Post Views: 964 Benjamin Rush is the father of American psychiatry. He was an extremely interesting character. ...
Eating Disorders and Depression – Understanding the Connection
Post Views: 1077 The hopelessness that comes with depression can make living with eating disorders quite challenging. ...
The Hunt, When There’s no Presumption of Innocence
Post Views: 787 The Hunt is a Danish drama that chronicles the journey of a man accused ...
