Social Science

Love is NOT an addiction. The word love that people so loosely throw around isn’t love at all, its infatuation and infatuation is an addiction, or more specifically an obsession. Most people nowadays see love as a feeling, something that…
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One of the reasons abuse verbal abuse in the form of harsh, negative and demeaning judgments and criticisms, gossiping, bullying and other types of verbal assaults is common in the workplace is peoples lack of conversation skills, the type of…
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Anger is something we all feel at some time or another, it may surface as a slight annoyance or bubble up in an all consuming rage, this is inclined to depend on the circumstances and our state of mind at…
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People, animals, other living creatures and even machinesall suffer. People suffer because vicious animals andcreatures attack them: sharks, snakes, spiders, etc.People suffer because other people attack them: physically,mentally, spiritually, emotionally and sexually. Peoplesuffer because machines malfunction. Injuries and deathsresult from…
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I believe the nutshell I would put this into is as follows: Emotional intelligence is knowing how you and others feel at any given time, and using those feelings in a positive way that makes for a good outcome for…
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Once, psychology had a simple formula for determining if you were left-brained or right-brained. Because the left side of the body is controlled by the right side of the brain, someone who is left-handed was decided be right-brained. Furthermore, someone…
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The act of belittling another has the purpose of lowering that persons self esteem, whilst temporarily heightening that of the offender. In reality people who belittle others tend to already have a rather low self esteem which is why they…
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Hypnosis is not hypnosis. The word hypnosis comes from the word hypnos, the name of the greek god of sleep. Technically though, hypnosis is not sleep as the subject remains completely aware of their surroundings and in full control at…
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Allow me a moment to share an analogy I recently constructed for a recent relationship’s end, so that I may better address the question of how best to let go of someone you love: It has been my experience that…
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What is the function of physical pain? Have you ever noticed that those mental emotional issues that you thought were so important in your life seem to pale when confronted with the wrenching relentless sensation of constant nagging physical pain?…
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