Emotional Expectations Shift Between Deployment Contexts and Training Environments
The emotional expectations shift between deployment contexts and training environments due to different factors...
Adolescent Failure
Failure can be defined as an act or condition of falling short of one's goal. In the context of adolescence, failure may take on a different meaning and interpretation....
A person may have several different reasons for experiencing emotions such as fear, doubt, or hope. These can be feelings that are brought about by their own thoughts or actions, but also from...
The Psychology of Sexual Arousal Differentiated by Mindset
The state of being sexually excited or aroused can vary depending on whether one is focusing on their partner or themselves during sexual...
Conflict between family members can be difficult to navigate, particularly when it involves conflicting values and priorities between generations. When older adults have different expectations for...
Sexual desire is shaped by past and future experiences, but also by our current environment and state of mind. It involves physical, emotional, cognitive, and social elements that intertwine in...
What is Self-Acceptance?
Self-acceptance is an essential aspect of personal development that involves acknowledging one's strengths and weaknesses without judgment or criticism. It entails...
Cognitive framing is an important psychological concept that has been studied extensively for its impact on perception, decision-making, behavior, emotions, and even physiology. It refers to how...
What is it that makes going out at night more appealing than during the day? Why do people find dating, partying, clubbing, and hooking up so much more exciting after dark? And what happens inside...
Learning from Failure is an Intellectual Exercise and Bodily Transformation
Failures are unpleasant experiences that everyone goes through at some point in their lives.
They also provide...