Social Science

Self esteem is a key element of confidence. If we truly have self esteem it means that we have learned to value ourselves as individuals and have a sense of freedom from the critical observations of others. Much self esteem…
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It is impossible to identify the seat of emotion in the brain because it isn’t in the brain! Have you ever heard anyone say that they fell in love with someone with their whole brain? Or have you ever heard…
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Graphology is the study of a person’s handwriting in order to discern characteristics, personality, and areas of ability. It is currently being used for vocational guidance to help students choose suitable careers, in personnel selection for business firms and banks,…
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The key pillar of confidence is self esteem. Before we can accept and value other people, we need to take the advice of the most famous playwrights of all time, William Shakespeare “first of all to thine own self be…
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In survey after survey when posed to people as to ‘What is the world’s greatest mystery?,’ the same answer, or question, is always at the top of the survey. It’s not ‘Whats the purpose of Stonehenge?’, ‘Does the Lochness Monster/Bigfoot/Yeti…
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The average woman wears many hats and is frequently not given credit for all the things she does, moreover she may even downplay her own efforts simply to belong or become a part of and allow her true talents to…
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Today’s Psychology Has Roots in Studying Misery Instead of Success and is Thus Shunned as a Field Psychology is a very young field. It began to blossom productively once the power of the field’s 19th century founding fathers declined. Psychology…
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Dress Rehearsal Being Goddesses I try to exit the dance floor again, moving against the tide of people at 80s Night. In front of me is a drag queen I’ve seen a few times, originally at a GLTB mixer in…
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I’ve always said that I really don’t much care what other people think of me. Fairly frequently, people will respond with, “Oh, come on. You have to care.” When I think about it all the way through, I guess there…
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According to the National Institute of Mental Health, many people with depression do not get medical help – because they do not think that they have depression. Others close to them may clearly see that they suffer from depression but…
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