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Joseph A. Shrand M.dPsychology Today |
Personal Perspective: It's not intuitive, but this stress-reducing strategy works.
Having a "nose so bright" can be an asset and not a liability.
We have evolved theory of mind to assess how valued we are by others.
When we can share our perspectives, everyone feels more heard and valued.
Our self-esteem influences the choices we make in romantic relationships.
You use theory of mind every day. And so does everyone else.
Personal Perspective: Using theory of mind to encourage curiosity, not judgment.
Three simple words can help us communicate that we respect and value others.
Personal Perspective: There's almost always a way to calm angry, anxious brains.
Despite global mistrust, we are still one group called humanity.
We all lie, but how can you tell when someone is lying to you?
When you trust someone they feel more valued.
"Thank you" can be more powerful than “I love you.”
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