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Persistent Depressive Disorder is a chronic mood disorder characterized by low mood lasting over two years, affecting daily functioning and overall quality of life.
Effective communication involves mastering essential elements like active listening, body language, emotional intelligence, and adapting styles across personal and professional contexts for successful interactions.
Psychoanalysis emphasizes the unconscious mind's role in shaping behavior, utilizing techniques like free association and dream interpretation to foster self-awareness and address psychological distress.
Bad habits form through repeated actions and triggers, impacting physical health, mental well-being, and relationships. Strategies for change include self-awareness, behavior modification, and social support.
New research reveals that witnessing unethical behavior being punished boosts satisfaction and enhances workplace performance among employees, promoting a fair and ethical work environment.
Psychology studies human mind and behavior, focusing on cognitive processes, emotional regulation, social interactions, and mental health, utilizing diverse research methodologies for practical applications.
EMDR is a psychotherapeutic technique developed by Francine Shapiro for trauma treatment, utilizing bilateral stimulation to process distressing memories and promote emotional healing.
Psychological research employs diverse methodologies, including experimental, correlational, and observational methods, emphasizing ethical standards, literature reviews, and rigorous data collection and analysis techniques.
A study from UT Southwestern found a link between high school intelligence and increased alcohol consumption in adulthood, influenced by social factors and income levels.
A study shows preschoolers' movement patterns during play resemble gas particles, indicating how environments influence social interactions and behavior in educational settings.
