@VernonForGA CORRECTION. On behalf of the family, this is NOT the wife of Herman Cain. This is a dear Aunt and we kindly ask for privacy during this time of loss. 🤍
Productivity is UP.
BUT
Burnout is also UP. Mental health support needs are UP. Vacation day use is DOWN. Work-life balance is DOWN.
Everyone can use support. It’s not a sign of weakness. It’s a sign of strength.
Middle school classmate to me:
Stupid n!@@&r! It was my turn!
Middle school teacher to me:
If you don’t go tell the Principal on him then you really are a stupid n!@@&r.
What Daydreaming Does to your Mind.
Science suggests that mind-wandering freely to more pleasant and playful thoughts may improve our mood and foster creativity.
https://t.co/VhCtE0T47r
NEWS FLASH: Diversity, equity and inclusion does NOT mean that an underrepresented person is less qualified or “took” a spot from someone else. For something to be “taken” it has to be owned in the first place.
The imposter phenomenon not only involves self-doubt and feeling like a fraud when you are perfectly qualified to do what you do.
It also involves feeling like you need to prove yourself to others who doubt you, even if you don’t actually doubt yourself.
Ever feel like a fraud? You’re not alone. Research has shown that 70% or more of people have experienced the imposter phenomenon at some time in their lives.
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DID YOU KNOW the last part of the brain to finish maturing is the frontal lobe which is responsible for judgment and inhibition. This does not happen until the late 20s.
Apparently some people are forever 20.
FEELING LIKE A DRAMA QUEEN? KNOW ONE PERSONALLY?
Science actually says people can’t help being drawn to drama.
Affect = our typical overall experience of emotion.
Need for affect = our measurable, inborn need to both approach and avoid situations that stir up emotions.
EMOTION vs MOOD
Emotion:
》is expressed in the moment like the feeling of joy after receiving a gift.
》lasts for a short time
》is sparked by activities or events
Mood:
》can last for hours/months/years like the lingering sadness from a loss
》can live underneath the emotion
I got into psychology to better understand people. I stayed in psychology to help other people understand people.
Why did you first get into your field? Why are you in your field now?