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How to Practice Detached Mindfulness
Post Views: 315 The technique of mindfulness has recently experienced a rapid expansion. Indeed, it’s extremely successful in the context of mental ...
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Post Traumatic-Growth: Rising From the Ashes
Post Views: 327 Friedrich Nietzsche was one of the great philosophers and poets of the 19th century. In his masterpiece, Thus Spoke ...
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Interpersonal and Social Rhythm Therapy (IPSRT)
Post Views: 332 Living with bipolar disorder means living with significant instability, suffering, and frustration. For example, there are days when the ...
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Can Artificial Intelligence Identify Beauty? What Would Kant Say?
Post Views: 417 In recent times, artificial intelligence has made significant advances that have gone way beyond the laboratory door. In fact, ...
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The Social Contract Theory
Post Views: 284 Living in society has innumerable benefits. In fact, it’s necessary for our survival and development as a species. In ...
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The Idiographic and Nomothetic Approaches to the Study of Personality
Post Views: 268 The idiographic and the nomothetic are two different perspectives that coexist in the study of personality. Although the objective ...
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Seven of the Differences Between Compulsions and Obsessions
Post Views: 285 The differences between compulsions and obsessions outline the clinical profile of obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD). This disorder ranks fourth among ...
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Sexsomnia: Sleep Sex
Post Views: 557 The human mind is fascinating and complex. Indeed, many of the alterations in normal cognitive and motor processes are ...
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Nine Keys to Healthy Family Dynamics
Post Views: 307 To have healthy family dynamics, you need to take care of each bond as if you were looking after ...
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The Generation Gap
Post Views: 278 Human beings share many characteristics. However, there’s no doubt that the sociocultural contexts in which we’re born, grow up, ...
