World of Psychology
- 10 Reasons Why He Didn’t Ask You Out Again
This guest article from YourTango was written by Danielle Dowling. You went on a first date with an amazing man. You thought you looked great in that dress. You’re pretty sure that he found the …
- 10 Things I’ve Learned In 36 Years Of Marriage
This guest article from YourTango was written by Tom King. Relationships are rarely smooth sailing. Like life itself, relationships provide us with a lot of shelter during the storm, but sometimes th …
- History of Psychology Round-Up: From The Wolf Man To Prozac
While researching the history of psychology, I come across a lot of interesting information. Every month I share five pieces, podcasts or videos that you might find fascinating, too. Last month we tal …
- What Are the Small Treats You Give Yourself?
I’ve been thinking a lot lately about the importance of small treats, small pleasures. They’re fun to experience, of course, and I think they also have a very important role to play in hap …
- Video: Six Effective Ways (For Adults) to Deal With Bullies
I hated sixth grade. It was my first year in middle school and I reeked of awkwardness in a very “Deb-from-Napoleon-Dynamite” sort of way. Side ponytail? Check. Fascination with weird home …
- Video: On Positivity and the Positivity Ratio
What is positivity, positive psychology and the Positivity Ratio? Dr. Barbara Fredrickson discovered that experiencing positive emotions in a 3-to-1 ratio with negative ones leads people to a tipping …
- 3 Common Mistakes When Looking For Love
This guest article from YourTango was written by Virginia Clark. Choosing your life partner is one of the most important decisions you’ll ever make. When you find the man who’ll be beside …
- Best of Our Blogs: May 18, 2012
From the seeds planted yesterday, hope grows. It grows from the conflicts we dealt with not avoided, the courage to look at our problems not from a distance, but face-to-face, and the steps we took to …
- 5 Tips for Loving Someone with Asperger’s Syndrome
All romantic relationships have challenges and require some work. Being in a relationship with someone who has Asperger’s syndrome (AS) can create an additional challenge, according to psychologist Ci …
- Climbing the Ladder of Self-Esteem
Each summer I pick a project. A few years ago mine was to develop my self-esteem. According to David Burns, that should only take ten days. But nine months later, I’m still not there. From June …
- Video: Tending the Family Heart e-Book
You may not be aware, but our own Dr. Marie Hartwell-Walker has an e-book entitled Tending the Family Heart that highlights the importance of creating and nurturing the “heart part” of our …
- What is Disruptive Mood Dysregulation Disorder?
In the late 1990s and continuing on into the past decade, bipolar disorder started being diagnosed more and more in children. This became a problem only because the criteria for bipolar disorder in ch …
- 4 Ways to be Braver
Courage is plentiful. In fact, it’s all around us, writes Robert Biswas-Diener, Ph.D, a positive psychology researcher and founder of Positive Acorn, in his latest book The Courage Quotient: How Scien …
- Is Comfort Food Causing Your Depression?
This guest article from YourTango was written by Nicole Burley. Well, it’s official. There is now absolutely zero reason to be eating fast food whatsoever! For those of you who always knew that …
- Introducing Sorting Out Your Life
We all face problems and difficulties in our lives. What often differentiates a person from being able to cope with the challenge or not is understanding what’s really going on. Why did we overreact t …
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