Psychology & self-analysis

• Perception theory. Self-perception theory definition. Women love with their ears, and men with their eyes?

  6 August, 2019

  The theory of perception in psychology is based on the idea that a person receives information better through some particular channel: visual, auditory, tactile, olfactory, or gustatory. Based on this, as a rule, there are 3 types of people: visuals, audials and kinesthetics. It is believed that a person from his childhood refers to a particular type, and this model is often based on the process of learning or communication.

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• Mind Pitfalls

  2 August, 2019

  We often take one for the other, doing it unconsciously, and most importantly - irrationally. Ignoring statistics and common sense, we give in to irrational fear, follow the majority and believe in the opinion of an authoritative person.

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• Where does fear live?

  30 July, 2019

  A person as a participant in practical and theoretical activity cognizes and changes the world. He does not remain impassive contemplator of what is happening around him. He does not remain the same impassive machine that produces various actions in an automated mode. He experiences what is happening to him and what is happening in the world; he emotionally treats everything that surrounds him. The experience of such a relationship of man to the surrounding reality is the sphere of his feelings and emotions.

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• Sleep clears the brain

  30 July, 2019

  A relatively recent study was published, which suggests that sleep can literally clear the brain.

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• Causes of pathological laziness in adults

  22 July, 2019

  The statement about the benefits or harms of human laziness vary from “Laziness is the root of all evil” to “Laziness created civilization.”

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• Brain and reality: examples of popular distortions

  19 July, 2019

  We all know that the human brain is a unique mechanism that can be compared with a very powerful computer. But, nevertheless, sometimes it fails. In this article we will give some examples of cognitive distortions of reality.

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