Phobias and anxiety disorders appear to be prominent problems in moden society. However, it is crucial to note that not all of these modern phobias are considered to be clinical conditions.
Mind Twisting: Stress, Depression, And Intelligence
The physical and mental consequences of stress and depression are rather well-documented, but recent studies show that the problem might also have effects on a person’s intelligence. Research shows that stress and depression are capable of killing brain cells if left untreated, but can also prevent new cells from being generated to replace the old ones.
Missed Shots: When People Don’t Take The Opportunities Given To Them
People can sometimes miss out on opportunities simply because they gave in to their fear of failure. Others let opportunities pass by because they believe that it can come their way again. However, the truth is that opportunities are rare and second chances are rarer still.
No Longer Safe: Bullying Happens On The Internet Too
Once, the Internet was used as a safe haven from bullying by the socially inept or physically targeted. However, as the Internet evolves, so do the communities with it, which has spawned its own form of bullying. Cyber-bullying is harder to spot without knowing the signs to look for, mainly because most parents tend to be unaware of how this new form of bullying is done or how much damage it can do.
Of Head Games And Nips/Tucks
Plastic surgery, despite being a relatively new field of medicine, is starting to show links to psychology. Most people now believe that decisions to undergo cosmetic surgery are motivated by psychological reasons, and re-constructive surgery can have powerful effects on the mind. While the data is still considered incomplete, there is clearly a closer link between plastic surgery and mental health than initially assumed.
Mathematical Myths
This article features the myths which concerns math that tends to promote a negative attitude to the students.
Intoxicating The Young Minds And The Restless Spirits
The effects of media in value formation of the general public is very significant, especially to the youth, who may easily emulate with anything they see, hear or read.
How to Identify Social Anxiety in Teens
Social anxiety or social phobia affects different kinds of people, including teens. Although largely unrecognized, people with social phobia exhibit signs that can clue you in on their condition. This article discusses several symptoms that can help you identify social phobia especially in your children.
Hikikomori: Is It A Social Issue, Or A Mental Problem?
The Japanese problem known as the hikikomori is a subject of much speculation and debate. There have been several theories, but none of them have ample evidence to be considered the definitive answer. In addition, the problem is now starting to be reported outside of Japan, indicating that it is likely not rooted in Japanese society and culture.
Frost-Fingered Fear: Things You Out To Know About Panic Disorders
Panic disorders, despite being a widespread problem, is something that very few people have concrete information on. The untrained have a tendency to mistake panic disorders to be a different problem, only rarely realizing the true nature of the problem. As such, people have to be informed of the symptoms and possible treatments for panic disorders.
Going Gaga over GAD
All children experience anxiety.One such anxiety disorder very common among them is Generalized Anxiety Disorder (GAD).GAD is defined as chronic, excessive worry and fear that seems to have no real cause. This article focuses on symptoms, medications and support for children with GAD.
Dogs of War: Psychology In Metal Gear Solid
The Metal Gear Solid is considered one of the best games ever developed by the industry. The extensive cast of characters all exhibit engaging personalities, with some of them having more than a touch of mental instability. However, there are a few characters who have personalities and quirks that stand out more than the rest.