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Social cultural perspective

Sociocultural theory of Psychology: perspective

An expanding area of psychology called sociocultural theory examines how society shapes personal growth. This approach, which has gained popularity during the 1990s, can be used in socializing and play contexts as well as educational settings. The significance of social interaction in psychological development is emphasized by sociocultural theory. It implies that social connections play …

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Schizoposting memes

What is Schizoposting? how it is effecting mental health

Posting memes as if one were experiencing a mental breakdown is known as “schizoposting,” an internet slang word. Schizoposting memes, often referred to as “schizo memes,” typically take advantage of mental illness and schizophrenia while veering toward conspiracy cultural narratives that also occasionally touch on mysticism or occultism. Memes featuring Trollface and other characters from …

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Rubbing hand together

Rubbing Hands together: Is a good or bad gesture.

In many cultures, rubbing one’s hands together indicates either a state of joyful expectation or a simple sense of coldness. According to Ekman and Friesen’s 1969 classification system, rubbing one’s hands together to convey coldness is a symbolic purposeful gesture that is also capable of verbalization. Rubbing one’s hands together with their palms is called …

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circling

What is circling? and how does it work..

The coaching, teaching, and/or facilitation of a communication system built on genuineness, attentive listening, and contemplative presence is known as circling.  It is made up of several attributes, abilities, and concepts that improve relational intelligence and interpersonal communication while broadening our field of perception. With the help of this psychosocial technology, people may interact mindfully …

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When used appropriately, "Nevermind" may be a highly powerful communication tool. It communicates a tone that is calm and considerate, which is helpful in a variety of social or professional contexts. But it's critical to recognize the distinction between this and other like expressions, like "forget it." The definition, use, and tone of these two terms are primarily different from one another.

Is Saying “Never Mind” Considered Rude?

When used appropriately, “Nevermind” may be a highly powerful communication tool. It communicates a tone that is calm and considerate, which is helpful in a variety of social or professional contexts.

But it’s critical to recognize the distinction between this and other like expressions, like “forget it.” The definition, use, and tone of these two terms are primarily different from one another.

The age you stop feeling young

The age when you stop feeling young (one start)

Aging, a reduction in an organism’s capacity to adapt to metabolic stress, or a series of physiological changes that eventually lead to senescence. As time passes, aging occurs in a cell, an organ, or the entire organism. Any living creature goes through this process for the duration of its adult existence. The goal of gerontology, …

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Autonomous sensory meridian response (ASMR)

Autonomous sensory meridian response (ASMR)

The term ASMR refers to a tingling, relaxing sensation that certain individuals report feeling in response to specific visual or auditory stimuli or when they receive close personal attention. Autonomous sensory meridian response is referred to as ASMR. Meridian denotes the energy of the sensation in your body; autonomous denotes that the feeling is within …

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Disruptive mood dysregulation disorder (DMDD)

Disruptive Mood Dysregulation Disorder(DMDD): treatment

The subject of mental health is significant. As the number of people receiving diagnoses for mental health illnesses rises year. it’s critical to treat underlying issues and provide support to those who are impacted. Mental health issues that go untreated can have an effect on our emotional, psychological, and social well-being as well as our …

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domestic violence

Domestic violence /Domestic abuse : types, causes & signs

When someone continuously tries to manipulate their partner by abusing them physically, sexually, or emotionally, it’s known as domestic violence. Domestic violence is described as “a pattern of abusive behavior in any relationship that is used by one partner to gain or maintain control over another intimate partner” by the US Department of Justice. Domestic …

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bipolar relapses

Bipolar relapses: symptoms, triggers & strategies to avoid

People who experience bipolar relapse are those who are euthymic, stable for a while, and who seem to be stable following weeks of treatment, among other factors. They relapse abruptly and experience another round of manic episodes or mood swings, which might take several days to return to normal. Relapses, also known as recurrences, are …

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psychiatrist \ neurologist mental health

Psychiatrist vs Neurologist: Differences Between Them

Although they both deal with the brain, psychiatry and neurology are distinct medical professions. Although their fields of expertise are somewhat similar, neurologists and psychiatrists treat distinct illnesses and have different educational requirements. Understanding the differences between neurology and psychiatry might help you determine which career path is best for you if you’re interested in …

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Sullivan Theory interpersonal theory interpersonal psychiatry mental health behavior's abnormality

What is Sullivan theory \ Interpersonal theory?

The Interpersonal Theory of Nursing was created by Harry Stack Sullivan. Who is regarded as the founding father of interpersonal psychiatry. Harry Stack Sullivan was born on February 21, 1892, in Norwich, New York. He was the only surviving child of a taciturn father, a farmer and skilled workman. This theory clarified the significance of …

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