Neo Freudians

Neo Freudians

Neo-Freudians were a group of thinkers who agreed with many of the fundamental tenets of Freud’s psychoanalytic theory, but changed and adapted the approach to incorporate their own beliefs, ideas, and opinions.... Read more »
Why Do We Hate? | Psychology Today

Why Do We Hate? | Psychology Today

Hate is often described as an emotion, but it is actually a learned behavior. Unlike fear, sadness, or love—emotions that are instinctive and universal—hate does not exist independently. It is shaped by... Read more »
Jung vs Adler

Jung vs Adler

Jung and Adler, both initially followers of Freud, diverged in their theories. Carl Jung focused on the collective unconscious, archetypes, and individuation, emphasizing the importance of balancing the conscious and unconscious mind.... Read more »
Emotional Regulation Strategies for Autistic Adults

Emotional Regulation Strategies for Autistic Adults

Emotional regulation is the ability to manage feelings like stress, anxiety, or frustration. Autistic individuals can find this more challenging and might be more emotionally sensitive. They often rely on unique self-soothing... Read more »
Displacement as a Defense Mechanism

Displacement as a Defense Mechanism

In psychology, displacement is an unconscious defense mechanism where unwanted feelings or impulses are redirected from a threatening or inappropriate target to a less threatening one. For example, someone angry at their... Read more »
Neurodiversity Affirming Assessments for Autism and ADHD

Neurodiversity Affirming Assessments for Autism and ADHD

The neurodiversity movement is a social justice initiative promoting the acknowledgment, acceptance, and inclusion of people with neurological differences. It aims to change how our society views neurodivergence so we can replace... Read more »
Introjection as a Defense Mechanism

Introjection as a Defense Mechanism

Introjection is a defense mechanism where a person unconsciously adopts the ideas, attitudes, or behaviors of another person or group, often an authority figure. It’s a form of psychological incorporation, allowing the... Read more »
ROI 2.0—Return on Insight | Psychology Today

ROI 2.0—Return on Insight | Psychology Today

Business thrives on return on investment (ROI)—a metric rooted in delegation that invests resources and reaps measurable rewards. But what if AI is changing the equation? As large language models (LLMs) weave... Read more »
The mediating roles of work values and self-efficacy

The mediating roles of work values and self-efficacy

Self-efficacy is an individual’s belief in their ability to succeed in specific situations or accomplish certain tasks. It influences career decision-making by affecting an individual’s confidence in their ability to achieve their... Read more »
Why You Fought With Your Partner on Valentine’s Day

Why You Fought With Your Partner on Valentine’s Day

The dinner reservation was nearing. You were dressed to the nines. You got the right clothes, the perfect card, made sure your hair looked great. You went into the night hopeful it... Read more »
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