Psicologia Positiva

Psicologia Positiva

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What not to do in a disaster
What not to do in a disaster
Survival is less about heroic actions than avoiding mindless mistakes.
·bbc.com·
What not to do in a disaster
5 Ways to Stop Worrying About What Everyone Thinks of You
5 Ways to Stop Worrying About What Everyone Thinks of You
Marc Chernoff is the author of this article, which originally appeared on Marc and Angel Hack Life “What’s wrong with wanting others to like you?" That’s w
·t.co·
5 Ways to Stop Worrying About What Everyone Thinks of You
Building Assertiveness in 4 Steps | World of Psychology
Building Assertiveness in 4 Steps | World of Psychology
All of us should insist on being treated fairly -- to stand up for our rights without violating the rights of others. This means tactfully, justly and effectively expressing our preferences, needs, opinions and feelings. Psychologists call that being assertive, as distinguished from being unassertive (weak, passive, compliant, self-sacrificing) or aggressive (self-centered, inconsiderate, hostile, arrogantly demanding). Because some people want to be
·psychcentral.com·
Building Assertiveness in 4 Steps | World of Psychology
11 Common Things People Lie To Themselves About & How To Stop Immediately
11 Common Things People Lie To Themselves About & How To Stop Immediately
You might think you're being honest with yourself, but it's common to fall into the trap of some serious denial (especially when you're in the wrong). Unfortunately, there are many things people lie to themselves about, and they're also not super obv…
·bustle.com·
11 Common Things People Lie To Themselves About & How To Stop Immediately
How to Get Better at Expressing Your Feelings
How to Get Better at Expressing Your Feelings
Extroverts tend to be better at talking about their emotions, but practice and attention can help those without a natural gift for it.
·theatlantic.com·
How to Get Better at Expressing Your Feelings
Writing about emotions may ease stress and trauma - Harvard Health
Writing about emotions may ease stress and trauma - Harvard Health
While some stress is inevitable, when your body repeatedly encounters a set of physiological changes dubbed the stress response, trouble can brew. Stress may contribute to or exacerbate various health problems. But it’s possible to dismantle negative...
·health.harvard.edu·
Writing about emotions may ease stress and trauma - Harvard Health