How to Deal With a Karen: A Survival Guide The term “Karen” has become a popular internet label for someone—typically a middle-aged woman—who is entitled, demanding, and often rude to service workers or others in public spaces. Whether you’re a retail employee, restaurant server, or just an unlucky bystander, dealing with a “Karen” can be […]
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Anxious people tend to perceive their world in a more threatening way. That is, the more anxious a person is, the more likely they are to notice threatening things around them. This is called the threat bias. Some researchers believe that the threat bias makes it harder for people to get rid of anxiety disorders
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Box breathing, also known as square breathing, is a simple and effective deep breathing technique that can help reduce stress, increase focus, and promote relaxation. It’s often used by athletes, military personnel, and individuals managing stress or anxiety. Here’s how it works: Steps for Box Breathing Inhale: Breathe slowly and deeply through your nose for
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Gaslighting is a psychological manipulation tactic where someone makes another person question their reality, often used in thrillers, dramas, and psychological horror films. Here are some of the best movies that explore gaslighting: Classic & Iconic Films Gaslight (1944) – The original gaslighting movie! A husband manipulates his wife into doubting her sanity. Rebecca (1940)
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Shake Up Your Routine Establishing a regular schedule can be beneficial for reducing stress and allowing you to feel more in control. Kerry Kinney, PhD, a psychologist and assistant professor at the Osher Center for Integrative Health at Vanderbilt University Medical Center, shares with SELF, “However, at times, routines can begin to feel repetitive.” Dr.
Diffusing potential danger enhances individual and public safety. Key points Security, healthcare, or any public employee may encounter persons in distress. Effective interpersonal communication includes listening, validation, and open body language. Online emotional de-escalation involves empathy, authenticity, and verbal accommodation. Many people, within the course of their employment, encounter individuals who potentially pose a
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The term “toxic positivity” has received a good deal of attention lately. Coming off the back of the “positivity movement” we are beginning to recognise while feeling happy is a good thing, overemphasising the importance of a positive attitude can backfire, ironically leading to more unhappiness. Yes, research shows happier people tend to live longer,
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1. Feelings can come on fast, but we can learn to manage and regulate them with the right mindset. Infatuation hits with an out-of-this-world intensity. You saw them, and you knew you had to have them. Love at first sight. The feelings didn’t grow and develop over time, which happens with love. They were almost
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It’s essential to recognize that emotional manipulators have a talent for distorting reality through lies, fibs, and misstatements. By doing so, they can easily confuse and control those around them. Be aware of their tactics and protect yourself from manipulation. The Home-court Advantage This can be a significant factor in feeling empowered during social interactions.
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As your friendly neighborhood blogapist that tackles many non-PC topics in order to help your marriage, I consider it my business to help you actually understand your partner better, even if what I say isn’t politically correct. This post is no different! Here, I tackle the idea that men should generally try to protect their wives, because this is
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