The following articles are related to ‘Relationships’ at Psychology, Philosophy and Real Life.
Gratitude for what we have right now doesn’t have to mean giving up on dreams or aspirations. On the contrary, being thankful can help sustain us through the sometimes difficult and painful work of changing our lives for the better.
There are lessons to be learned about simplicity, wholesomeness, and sharing with friends. We glimpsed a few in the Tuscan countryside.
Behavior-based parenting techniques have enjoyed a strong following for the last several years. Less well known are the long-term disadvantages of the behavioral approaches, as well as the the relationship-based alternative that predated behavioral parenting’s popularity.
You may think you have problems, but your computer has problems too: viruses, hackers, and a hard drive that’s never big enough. How modern computers cope with their problems can teach us a lot about how we handle our own struggles.
Smiling can actually add years to your life, counteracting the effects of stress, alleviating pain, lowering blood pressure, and boosting the immune system.
Manipulation — the art of hoodwinking people into giving you what you want — is an age-old problem. And dealing with manipulative behavior requires something more than the well-worn perspectives of traditional psychology.
If life without television means we spend more time talking to one another, should we really go ahead and get it fixed?
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