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Are We Having Fun Yet?
As a marriage and family therapist, it's crucial to explore how human priorities impact personal happiness and family dynamics.
A recent study sheds light on the significant role of fun and autonomy in promoting overall well-being, with implications that resonate deeply within families…
Are we having fun yet?
Mary Harrington
Mary Harrington, a British writer and commentator, has provided insightful perspectives on male-female dynamics, particularly within the context of contemporary Western society.
Her ideas often revolve around the intersection of biology, culture, and power dynamics.
While she doesn't have a singular, comprehensive work dedicated solely to this topic, her articles, essays, and interviews offer nuanced insights into her views...
A Field Guide to recognizing a high IQ… 20 things to look for…
Intelligence is an enigmatic force driving human cognition and eludes simplistic metrics like IQ tests.
Intelligence is a complex interplay of traits, behaviors, and neurology that defies easy categorization.
Let's look beyond the conventional understanding of intelligence and explore 20 multifaceted manifestations and implications…
Why do we feel a need to conform?
The Solomon Asch conformity experiments stand as a testament to the powerful influence of social dynamics on individual behavior.
Renowned psychologist Solomon Asch conducted a series of experiments to explore how the behavior of those around them shapes people's opinions.
What did he find?
Is Western Society a bit too Narcissistic?
Nowadays, self-promotion and individualism are all the rage.
It's no surprise that narcissism is on the rise in Western society.
Recent research sheds light on this phenomenon, offering valuable insights into why narcissistic tendencies seem to be proliferating in the West…
Is there such a thing as a Narcissistic Signature?
In a delightful twist of fate, a recent study has uncovered a curious correlation between the size of one's signature and the propensity for narcissism.
Yes, you read that right.
Apparently, if your signature could double as a sprawling piece of calligraphy, you might just have a touch of the narcissistic flair...
Do eyebrows indicate Grandiose Narcissism?
The Narcissist's Arch: Eyebrows Hold the Key to Spotting Vanity, Study Reveals
Who knew that the path to unveiling a narcissist's true colors lay in the arch of their eyebrows?
Researchers have stumbled upon a peculiar revelation: people can pinpoint narcissistic tendencies with nothing more than a cursory glance at those telltale brows…
Why Narcissists Make Lousy Buddhists…
The Buddhists extol patience as an essential human virtue.
Yet, for some unfortunate souls with dark personalities, it's as if they've been handed a map missing a crucial piece: the virtue of patience.
Let's explore more deeply how impatience intertwines with the elusive quest for purpose…
What type of personality has no problem seeking to steal your spouse?
Ah, narcissists and their uncanny knack for poaching partners…it’s like some kind of twisted dating game.
According to research, these self-absorbed charmers are the MVPs of infidelity.
So, what makes a mate-poaching narcissist tick?
How a Narcissist Goes Shopping…
When it comes to narcissists and their shopping habits, it seems that their wallets have a magnetic pull toward items that scream, "Look at me, I'm special!"
A study led by Dr. Aiden Gregg uncovered this delightful nugget of insight into the minds of the self-absorbed.
Unlocking the Power of Intentional Daydreaming: How Mind Wandering Boosts Brain Health…
Recent research delves into the intriguing interplay between memory, imagination, and brain structure, particularly within the default mode network (DMN).
A groundbreaking study reveals a compelling link between deliberate daydreaming and cortical thickness in specific brain regions, shedding light on the cognitive benefits of steering our thoughts intentionally…
The Lingering Impact of Childhood Bullying: How It Profoundly Shapes Adult Lives Decades Later
A comprehensive study delving into the enduring effects of childhood bullying reveals startling revelations that echo through the lives of adults even after four decades.