A Role of Women in Society and Family Women’s Unique Makeup and Value Women are created differently from men, but these differences do not imply a lesser value or diminished capacity. Physically, emotionally, and physiologically, women possess qualities that complement men. For example, the ability to carry and nurture life through childbirth gives women a … Read more
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The “Blame Game” Behavior and the “Escape-Goat” Principle The “blame game” behavior is deeply rooted in human psychology, history, and social interaction. It refers to the tendency of individuals or groups to deflect responsibility for their own failures, mistakes, or moral shortcomings by attributing fault to others. This behavior often arises from an unwillingness to … Read more
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You can make a mistake but if your teacher says that you are stupid, or if he makes a negative comment about your art-work, or if he makes you aware of how unhappy he is with your results, then he is subtly teaching you how to never succeed in life. It is called „learned helplessness.“ … Read more
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Schizophrenia, Inner Voices, and the Historical Belief in Demonic Origins Schizophrenia is a complex mental health disorder that affects approximately 1% of the population globally. It is characterized by a range of symptoms, including delusions, disorganized thinking, and auditory hallucinations—often experienced as hearing voices that are not real. For many people, this experience of hearing … Read more
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People fear the unknown because they fear death. Fear of dark places and deep shadows can create crippling emotions in our throats, where the person can‘t breathe anymore. The human psyche is a labyrinth of fears and desires, woven intricately with the threads of mortality. Among these fears, none looms larger than the specter of … Read more
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Understanding Self-Harm Behavior: Exploring the Cry for Attention and Psychological Distress Self-harm behavior, including suicide attempts and eccentric actions such as “chambering* (for definition click here),” often serves as a cry for help from individuals burdened by psychological pain. What is truly behind the self-harm behavior? Here we are exploring the underlying need for attention … Read more
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The Causes of Depression: Unveiling the Shadows and Exploring Depression Depression, a pervasive and insidious mental health condition, casts a long shadow over the lives of millions worldwide. While this article embarks on a comprehensive journey into the labyrinth of depression’s causes, it unveils the intricate interplay of psychological, emotional, and societal factors that contribute … Read more
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The Harmonious Connection of Music, Brain, Memory, and the Power of Emotions The relationship between music, the brain, and memory development is a fascinating exploration of the human experience. The movie “Hair” depicted the therapeutic power of music, highlighting its potential as a memory-enhancing tool. From this we can understand the profound influence of music … Read more
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Haircuts and Identity and Exploring the Significance of Hairstyles in Shaping Perception Hairstyles Power: Hairstyles have long held a powerful role in shaping one’s identity and perception in society. Therefore, from the symbolism of a shaved head, often associated with judgment and humiliation, to the allure of long hair, perceived as a symbol of power … Read more
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The Writer’s Alter Ego and Exploring Literary Creation as a Second Life The act of writing is often perceived as a creative endeavor, a means of expression. It is the way to explore the realms of imagination. Yet, for many authors, writing goes beyond mere storytelling. It becomes a channel through which they create alter … Read more
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