psychologists and psychology [Theme]

In psychology, there is a repression effect, but not in the subconscious, but in another, to which we transfer our own vices.

- Come on. I am not criticizing your profession, but I am not sure that talking can heal everyone.

A good psychologist makes sure that a person gives all the recommendations to himself.

... if you have never felt better than others, you are at the mercy of less delusion than most people.

The price to pay for high confidence is that people are willing to go to any lengths to achieve and maintain high self-esteem, equating good mood with success. As a result, we have a society that takes self-importance for importance and self-aggrandizement for greatness, forcing more and more people to be interested only in themselves.

... he can write on my grave: she tried and tried, tried and tried, and then she died.

Whether we like it or not, the female brain was formed in the process of evolution by natural selection in such a way as to be different from the male, because we give birth, and men do not.

No man is worth ruining his life. It would seem a banal phrase, but we women, for some reason, constantly forget about it. Until we come face to face with such experiences, we very categorically talk about other people's emotions and think that this will certainly never happen to us. We read blogs of famous psychologists, give advice, give grades, and then fall into an emotional pit in the same way, forgetting about all the "correct" attitudes.

The reader will find answers to these and many other questions in the classic textbook for secondary schools, compiled by the prominent Soviet psychologist BM Teplov.

The link between power and growth is two-way. Not only do we perceive higher people as more powerful, we think powerful people are higher than they really are: once people gain a position of power or authority, they "grow" in status.

If you have an important conversation when meeting in a restaurant, decide in advance what you need - psychological intimacy or psychological remoteness, and choose a table accordingly. For some conversations, it is better to choose a restaurant with larger tables, where there will be a significant space between you and the interlocutor. For others, a small table is suitable, you can even sit next to each other, shoulder to shoulder.

Clothing influences opinion - this is a well-known fact, confirmed by many studies. Here are some examples. Teaching assistants who are sternly dressed are considered smarter by those around them than their more informal counterparts. Women in prestigious positions who dress sexually are perceived to be less competent than those who dress more conservatively. Shoppers believe they will receive better service and show more willingness to make a purchase when the salesperson is properly dressed.

There are a lot of difficult, dramatic and bloody events in the history of every nation, every state. But when we evaluate other people, or even when we evaluate other states, other nations, we always look as if in a mirror. We always see ourselves there. Because we always shift onto another person what we ourselves breathe, what we are in essence. In childhood, when we were arguing with each other in the yard, we used to say: whoever calls his name is called that. And this is no coincidence. This is not just a childish saying and joke. This is a deep meaning. Psychological. We always see our own qualities in another person. And we think that he is the same as we are. And based on this, we evaluate his actions and give an assessment in general. As for the American establishment, not the American people, there are many honest, decent, sincere people who want to live with us in peace and friendship, we know about this, we value this and we will rely on them in the future ...

It's hard to be a psychologist, everyone around seems like freaks. Moral, of course.